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Agnus Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

be / stay / become fascinated by

are all these verbs possible with fascinated or is one/two more correct/common than other(s)?
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Thanks in advance First of all, you need to capitalize the first word and punctuate correctly. Secondly, this is a broad question which can't be answered without contexts. You need to write a few sentences so that we can see how they are used.

— Dimsumexpress

  • Thanks in advance First of all, you need to capitalize the first word and punctuate correctly.
  • Secondly, this is a broad question which can't be answered without contexts.
  • You need to write a few sentences so that we can see how they are used.
  • Technically, they are all possible.
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Agnusare all these verbs possible with fascinated or is one/two more correct/common than other(s)?Thanks in advance
First of all, you need to capitalize the first word and punctuate correctly. Secondly, this is a broad question which can't be answered without contexts. You need to write a few sentences so that we can see how they are used. Technically, they ar
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I would agree with all of this verbs which go with FASCINATED
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Thank you both for your replies.
The example I have is: "I went to London and I stayed fascinated with the city". Is this sentence correct?
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AgnusI went to London and I stayed fascinated with the city
This isn't really how we would say it.

I went to London, and since then I have always been fascinated by that city.

That's probably not what you expected, but we wouldn't say 'stayed fascinated'.

CJ
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AgnusThank you both for your replies. The example I have is: "I went to London and I stayed fascinated with the city". Is this sentence correct?
In the context provided, I would improve the wording to say " I went to London and I was fascinated by the charm of
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