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Perfect Stranger Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Cherish and value
Dear All,
1. Can cherish be used in reference to objects? For example, can we say:
I cherish my new computer so I don't want to take it everywhere.
I think this sentence sounds awkward and non-native like.
2. Can we transform these adjectives into verbs? prescious, valuable
1. Can cherish be used in reference to objects? For example, can we say:
I cherish my new computer so I don't want to take it everywhere.
I think this sentence sounds awkward and non-native like.
2. Can we transform these adjectives into verbs? prescious, valuable
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1. Can cherish be used in reference to objects? For example, can we say: I cherish my new computer so I don't want to take it everywhere.
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- Can cherish be used in reference to objects?
- For example, can we say: I cherish my new computer so I don't want to take it everywhere.
- I think this sentence sounds awkward and non-native like 'Cherish' is a word of very strong emotion.
- I think most people have very few things that they truly cherish.
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1. Can cherish be used in reference to objects? For example, can we say:
I cherish my new computer so I don't want to take it everywhere.
I think this sentence sounds awkward and non-native like
'Cherish' is a word of very strong emotion. I think most people have very few things that they truly cherish.
I cherish my new computer so I don't want to take it everywhere.
I think this sentence sounds awkward and non-native like
'Cherish' is a word of very strong emotion. I think most people have very few things that they truly cherish.
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