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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Cold weather / wind
Can I say,
(a) She trembles when the weather is cold.
(b) She trembles when the cold wind blows.
(c) She trembles when the cold weather comes.
(a) She trembles when the weather is cold.
(b) She trembles when the cold wind blows.
(c) She trembles when the cold weather comes.
Top answer
) She trembles when the cold wind blows. Its catchy, sounds better, and gives it a nice description
- ) She trembles when the cold wind blows.
- Its catchy, sounds better, and gives it a nice description
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4 Answers
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I would go with B.) She trembles when the cold wind blows. Its catchy, sounds better, and gives it a nice description
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Hi Vincent,
All three versions are grammatically correct, and shiver(s) is often used for cold weather trembling.....
All three versions are grammatically correct, and shiver(s) is often used for cold weather trembling.....
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Thanks. So, if all sentences are grammatically correct, how about semantic? how about the meaning? Are they all correct too?
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