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Mr. Tom Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Chemistry was wrong
Hi
Is the use of the underlined phrase natural?
A - What went wrong between them?
B - Nothing -- I think the chemistry was wrong. They could never understand each other.
Thanks,
Tom
Is the use of the underlined phrase natural?
A - What went wrong between them?
B - Nothing -- I think the chemistry was wrong. They could never understand each other.
Thanks,
Tom
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Yes.
(I suppose you could say that the first answer, "Nothing", isn't totally substantiated by what follows, though this is not directly relevant to your question.)
(I suppose you could say that the first answer, "Nothing", isn't totally substantiated by what follows, though this is not directly relevant to your question.)
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Mr. TomIs the use of the underlined phrase natural?Either that or "There was no chemistry between them" or maybe "The chemistry between them wasn't right".
Yes. Roughly, "chemistry" = "attraction" in this context.
CJ
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