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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Begin sentence with present-tense adjective????
Is this phrasing correct? (I'm mainly wondering about starting the sentence with "Thrilling." Should it be "As thrilling"?
Thrilling as it is, she prefers making cookies with her son to going to work any day.
Thrilling as it is, she prefers making cookies with her son to going to work any day.
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Hi, Unclear. Which of fhe two activities is thrilling?
- Hi, Unclear.
- Which of fhe two activities is thrilling?
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How about this?
"Mabel works at the local gas station. Thrilling as it is, she prefers making cookies with her son any day."
"Mabel works at the local gas station. Thrilling as it is, she prefers making cookies with her son any day."
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Thrilling as her job is, she prefers making cookies with her son to going to work any day.
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How about this?
"Mabel works at the local gas station. Thrilling as it is, she prefers her part-time job as an astronaut.
Which is thrilling?
Clive
"Mabel works at the local gas station. Thrilling as it is, she prefers her part-time job as an astronaut.
Which is thrilling?
Clive
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