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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Destiny linked to


Is the first sentence correct?

I don’t know if “destiny” and “linked you” are correct in this context?

My destiny is linked to that of the director. If he leaves or is fired, I will not stay.

What do you think of “intertwined with” instead of “linked to”?

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I don’t know if “destiny” and “linked you” are correct in this context? My destiny is linked to that of the director. If he leaves or is fired, I will not stay OK What do you think of “intertwined with” instead of “linked to”?

— Clive

  • I don’t know if “destiny” and “linked you” are correct in this context?
  • My destiny is linked to that of the director.
  • If he leaves or is fired, I will not stay OK What do you think of “intertwined with” instead of “linked to”?
  • intertwined with suggests a closer involvement than linked to.
  • Both sound a bit,melodramatic
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I don’t know if “destiny” and “linked you” are correct in this context?

My destiny is linked to that of the director. If he leaves or is fired, I will not stay OK


What do you think of “intertwined with” instead of “linked to”? intertwined with suggests a closer involvement than linked to.

Both sound a bit,melodramatic

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