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Mickey Mouse 8241 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Are these setnces gramatically correct?!
You might be surprised to hear that listening to her songs gives me a great feeling of calmness.
For me to listen to her songs gives me a great feeling of calmness.
For me to listen to her songs gives me a great feeling of calmness.
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Mickey Mouse 8241 You might be surprised to hear that listening to her songs gives me a great feeling of calmness. Grammatically correct. Mickey Mouse 8241 For me to listen to her songs gives me a great feeling of calmness.
- Mickey Mouse 8241 You might be surprised to hear that listening to her songs gives me a great feeling of calmness.
- Grammatically correct.
- Mickey Mouse 8241 For me to listen to her songs gives me a great feeling of calmness.
- Depending on the meaning intended, this may need tweaking.
- "For me to listen to her songs," is an introduction that normally would be followed by an action to be taken.
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Mickey Mouse 8241You might be surprised to hear that listening to her songs gives me a great feeling of calmness.Grammatically correct.
Mickey Mouse 8241For me to listen to her songs gives me a great feeling of calmness.Depending on the meaning intended, this may need tweaking.
"For me to listen to her songs," is an i
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Thanks for your help. But your second definition dosen't make sense to me. I mean I didn't undersand what you meant.
You meant my second sentence dosen't make sense and is incorrect.
How about the following:
For me to listen to her song is necessary part of my daily routine.
You meant my second sentence dosen't make sense and is incorrect.
How about the following:
For me to listen to her song is necessary part of my daily routine.
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Sorry for any confusion.
The structure of the second sentence is not correct as written. It makes sense but isn't grammatically correct, in my opinion.
Do you really need a second sentence that means the same as the first?
The structure of the second sentence is not correct as written. It makes sense but isn't grammatically correct, in my opinion.
Do you really need a second sentence that means the same as the first?
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Oh, no. You should forgive me bothering you. You all are volunteer helper and it is really kind of you to help us.
Yes, I defenitely need a second sentence that means the same as first using "for me to listen.."
Yes, I defenitely need a second sentence that means the same as first using "for me to listen.."
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"For me, to listen to her songs is to enjoy a great feeling of calmness."
This uses the words you provided but is structured as a comparison. Hope this works for you.
This uses the words you provided but is structured as a comparison. Hope this works for you.
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