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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
At peace with the sight
He looks at the burned down building, more at peace with the sight now than he was yesterday.
Is this grammatical?
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It's good. You can also reverse it: More at peace with the sight now than he was yesterday, he looks at the burned down building.
- It's good.
- You can also reverse it: More at peace with the sight now than he was yesterday, he looks at the burned down building.
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It's good.
You can also reverse it:
More at peace with the sight now than he was yesterday, he looks at the burned down building.
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