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Terr3 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
breath/breath in
'People will breath smoke to live' or
'People will breath in smoke to live'
I'm working on a title for a banner, the objective is persuating people to hate smokers. The background on the banner has a lot of smoke coming from smokers.
It's for a title, to have the remark effect my guess is I could skip the 'in', what do you think, should I add it back?
Thank you in advance. Terr
'People will breath in smoke to live'
I'm working on a title for a banner, the objective is persuating people to hate smokers. The background on the banner has a lot of smoke coming from smokers.
It's for a title, to have the remark effect my guess is I could skip the 'in', what do you think, should I add it back?
Thank you in advance. Terr
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How awful - to want to make people hate smokers! Sad. However, to answer your query - what are you trying to say?
- How awful - to want to make people hate smokers!
- Sad.
- However, to answer your query - what are you trying to say?
- That smokers live to breathe in smoke or that Those who breath in smoke will live?
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How awful - to want to make people hate smokers! Sad.
However, to answer your query - what are you trying to say? That smokers live to breathe in smoke or that Those who breath in smoke will live?
However, to answer your query - what are you trying to say? That smokers live to breathe in smoke or that Those who breath in smoke will live?
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Hi Feebs11!
oh sorry for my unclear/unanswerable question.
Actually, the banner is trying to establish a .. well.. surreal idea that someday there are too many smokers around, their smoke took over every possible space and there's no more clean air around at any possible corner, people will have to breath(or in?) smoke in order to live, there were nothing else except for smoke
oh sorry for my unclear/unanswerable question.
Actually, the banner is trying to establish a .. well.. surreal idea that someday there are too many smokers around, their smoke took over every possible space and there's no more clean air around at any possible corner, people will have to breath(or in?) smoke in order to live, there were nothing else except for smoke
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Now that I rereaded the post, I think Feebs11 has answered my question, it's 'breath in' 
Thank you so much - Te
Thank you so much - Te
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Hi,
'People will breath smoke to live' or
'People will breath in smoke to live'
The verb is 'breathe'.
'People will breath smoke to live' or
'People will breath in smoke to live'
The verb is 'breathe'.
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Hi Clive!
Oh I have always remembered 'breath' is for both verb and noun, thanks for telling me!
-Terr
Oh I have always remembered 'breath' is for both verb and noun, thanks for telling me!
-Terr
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