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Mariott Posted 15 years ago
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Converted
In Iran pomegranate juice is used in cooking and coloring rice, but not until recently
in North America has it been particularly popular.
Now with the enthusiasm of the newly converted, Americans have taken to pomegranate
juice as the antioxidant cure for many of our ills.
Does converted here has relation with religious conversion?
Thanks in advance.
in North America has it been particularly popular.
Now with the enthusiasm of the newly converted, Americans have taken to pomegranate
juice as the antioxidant cure for many of our ills.
Does converted here has relation with religious conversion?
Thanks in advance.
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mariott Does converted here has relation with religious conversion? No. They haven't been converted to believers in ***, but to believers in pomegranate juce!
- mariott Does converted here has relation with religious conversion?
- No.
- They haven't been converted to believers in ***, but to believers in pomegranate juce!
- ) As an aside, the verb in your question can be a little tricky.
- " Does converted here have relation with religious conversion?
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mariottDoes converted here has relation with religious conversion?No.
They haven't been converted to believers in ***, but to believers in pomegranate juce!
(My wife is a convert.)
As an aside, the verb in your question can be a little tricky.
The statement would be something like "Converted has relation." (It has
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mariottIn Iran pomegranate juice is used in cooking and coloring rice, but not until recentlyin North America has it been particularly popular.Now with the enthusiasm of the newly converted, Americans have taken to pomegranatejuice as the antioxidant cure for many of our ills.
Does "converted"
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canadian45 but not until recently in North America has it been particularly popular.This is probably not your clause, but its order leads to serious ambiguity, in my opinion.
I think the intended meaning would be better expressed by:
but in North America, it has not been particularly popular until recently.
OR but
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