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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Catchy Phrase for advertisment

Hi guys,
I have a question for the native speakers in here:
would it be wrong (or difficult to understand) if an advertisment used the phrase:
"They can take everything.....never your personality" instead of "They can take everythng FROM YOU BUT never your personality"

Thanks!
  

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never your personality" instead of "They can take everythng FROM YOU BUT never your personality" #1 makes no sense. #2 is marginally OK. Better is "They can take everything from you .....

  • never your personality" instead of "They can take everythng FROM YOU BUT never your personality" #1 makes no sense.
  • #2 is marginally OK.
  • Better is "They can take everything from you .....
  • except your personality"
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would it be wrong (or difficult to understand) if an advertisment used the phrase:
"They can take everything.....never your personality" instead of "They can take everythng FROM YOU BUT never your personality"
#1 makes no sense.
#2 is marginally OK.
Better is

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