Can we say "her taste of shooting blossomed?"
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I want to ironically say "last night her shooting taste had blossomed and she killed 2 dogs unfortunately."
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The sentence is fine and it is easily understood. I don't think it sounds particularly ironic. I wouldn't say it that way, but I don't want to discourage you from expressing yourself the way you do.
- The sentence is fine and it is easily understood.
- I don't think it sounds particularly ironic.
- I wouldn't say it that way, but I don't want to discourage you from expressing yourself the way you do.
- It doesn't sound wrong or weird.
- Using "taste," I would probably use a different word order, though.
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The sentence is fine and it is easily understood. I don't think it sounds particularly ironic. I wouldn't say it that way, but I don't want to discourage you from expressing yourself the way you do. It doesn't sound wrong or weird. Using "taste," I would probably use a different word order, though.
Her taste for shooting had blossomed.
Another way to say that, though it is common ,
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