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Gloson Posted 19 years ago
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By she or by her?
1. By her we will be engrossed.
2. By she we will be engrossed.
3. By she will we be engrossed.
4. By her will we be engrossed.
Which is correct. If you have anymore suggestions or better sentence that ends with the word 'engrossed', please post it, because I was making a poem.
2. By she we will be engrossed.
3. By she will we be engrossed.
4. By her will we be engrossed.
Which is correct. If you have anymore suggestions or better sentence that ends with the word 'engrossed', please post it, because I was making a poem.
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How about In her, we will be engrossed. But engrossed is an odd word. Enchanted, entralled...
- How about In her, we will be engrossed.
- But engrossed is an odd word.
- Enchanted, entralled...
- You refer to someone being engrossed in a good book, for example, or that you found the movie engrossing.
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How about
In her, we will be engrossed.
But engrossed is an odd word. Enchanted, entralled... You refer to someone being engrossed in a good book, for example, or that you found the movie engrossing.
In her, we will be engrossed.
But engrossed is an odd word. Enchanted, entralled... You refer to someone being engrossed in a good book, for example, or that you found the movie engrossing.
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I need to use the word 'engrossed' to rhyme with some other word because I was making a poem, thx anyway
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One of my sentences ends "...affirmed that it was signed by her and Adam." Should the sentence end "..affirmed that it was signed by she and Adam." I'm confused.
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