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BAYRAM ERDEM Posted 12 years ago
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cut to the heart
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Is the verb 'to cut to the heart' used to mean that it makes somebody feel very unhappy?
For example, is the following sentence correct? How would you say it in natural English?
This photo is more than enough for me to cut to my heart
Is the verb 'to cut to the heart' used to mean that it makes somebody feel very unhappy?
For example, is the following sentence correct? How would you say it in natural English?
This photo is more than enough for me to cut to my heart
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Yes. What you wrote is certainly grammatically correct if you remove the 'for me', but much better to write:- 'This photo cuts me to the (very) heart' This already implies 'more than enough' so there's no need to write that bit d
- Yes.
- What you wrote is certainly grammatically correct if you remove the 'for me', but much better to write:- 'This photo cuts me to the (very) heart' This already implies 'more than enough' so there's no need to write that bit d
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Yes. What you wrote is certainly grammatically correct if you remove the 'for me', but much better to write:-
'This photo cuts me to the (very) heart'
This already implies 'more than enough' so there's no need to write that bit
'This photo cuts me to the (very) heart'
This already implies 'more than enough' so there's no need to write that bit
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