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Smart Girl 6725 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Can you please revise this sentence?
He feels offended as she speaks of horrible ignorance of his religion.
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Hi, No. Perhaps you mean this. eg He feels offended as she speaks with horrible ignorance of his religion.
- Hi, No.
- Perhaps you mean this.
- eg He feels offended as she speaks with horrible ignorance of his religion.
- eg He feels offended as she shows her horrible ignorance of his religion.
- Clive
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Hi,
No.
Perhaps you mean this.
eg He feels offended as she speaks with horrible ignorance of his religion.
eg He feels offended as she shows her horrible ignorance of his religion.
No.
Perhaps you mean this.
eg He feels offended as she speaks with horrible ignorance of his religion.
eg He feels offended as she shows her horrible ignorance of his religion.
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CliveHe feels offended as she speaks with horrible ignorance of his religion.Thank you so much, clive.
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Possibly "He feels offended as she speaks of the horrible ignorance of his religion."
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enoonPossibly "He feels offended as she speaks of the horrible ignorance of his religion."I believe this sentence is the best. Thank You!
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They mean different things.
One is not "better" than the other.
The first means she is not informed about his religion and she talks about it, likely saying incorrect things, he is offended.
The seconds means that she is saying that his religion consistently demonstrates ignorance. In this version, she may be well-informed about the religion. In the first, she is not.
One is not "better" than the other.
The first means she is not informed about his religion and she talks about it, likely saying incorrect things, he is offended.
The seconds means that she is saying that his religion consistently demonstrates ignorance. In this version, she may be well-informed about the religion. In the first, she is not.
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Grammar GeekThey mean different things. One is not "better" than the other.The first means she is not informed about his religion and she talks about it, likely saying incorrect things, he is offended.The seconds means that she is saying that his religion consistently demonstrates ignorance. In this version, she may be well-informed about the religion. In the first, she i
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