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Betiks Posted 16 years ago
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Hi all,
I would like to ask your opinion on a certain sentence. And eventually, find the perfect way to write it down. So, here goes...
"Although I am a fervent believer of the idea that English pretty much like math, it is not science at all, so there is always some leniency."
"And since that I am a fervent believer of the idea that English pretty much like math, is not science at all, there is always some leniency."
Which one is accurate? Or, what would be a more accurate way?
Thanks in advance...
I would like to ask your opinion on a certain sentence. And eventually, find the perfect way to write it down. So, here goes...
"Although I am a fervent believer of the idea that English pretty much like math, it is not science at all, so there is always some leniency."
"And since that I am a fervent believer of the idea that English pretty much like math, is not science at all, there is always some leniency."
Which one is accurate? Or, what would be a more accurate way?
Thanks in advance...
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Hello, betiks-- and welcome to English Forums. Although I am a fervent believer in the idea that English is pretty much like math, it is not a science at all, so there is always some leeway .
- Hello, betiks-- and welcome to English Forums.
- Although I am a fervent believer in the idea that English is pretty much like math, it is not a science at all, so there is always some leeway .
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Hello, betiks-- and welcome to English Forums.
Although I am a fervent believer in the idea that English is pretty much like math, it is not a science at all, so there is always some leeway.
Although I am a fervent believer in the idea that English is pretty much like math, it is not a science at all, so there is always some leeway.
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Thank you for your response.
Can't I use "leniency"? Is it wrong?
What about this one? Is this wrong gramatically?
"Since that I am a fervent believer in the idea that rap pretty much like hip hop, is not a decent form of music, there is always some discomfort in my ears when I hear it."
Can't I use "leniency"? Is it wrong?
What about this one? Is this wrong gramatically?
"Since that I am a fervent believer in the idea that rap pretty much like hip hop, is not a decent form of music, there is always some discomfort in my ears when I hear it."
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Ah, sorry. I misread your original, which should read:
I am a fervent believer in the idea that English, pretty much like math, is not a science at all, so there is always some leeway.
'Leniency' makes little sense to me there, though you may well have another idea in mind.
I am a fervent believer in the idea that English, pretty much like math, is not a science at all, so there is always some leeway.
'Leniency' makes little sense to me there, though you may well have another idea in mind.
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"Although I am a fervent believer in the idea that English is pretty much like math, it is not a science at all, so there is always some leeway."
- Actually, your previous entry was the correct one.
"I am a fervent believer in the idea that English, pretty much like math, is not a science at all, so there is always some leeway."
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