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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Divine
Is this sentence corrent, "That day, divine was on our side."
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Hi, No, you can't use the word 'divine'like that. How about '***'? Or 'providence'?
- Hi, No, you can't use the word 'divine'like that.
- How about '***'?
- Or 'providence'?
- Clive
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Hi,
No, you can't use the word 'divine'like that.
How about '***'? Or 'providence'?
Clive
No, you can't use the word 'divine'like that.
How about '***'? Or 'providence'?
Clive
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Is this sentence correct, "That day, divine was on his side."
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No, you need a noun for the subject of the sentence. Devine is normally an adjective.
You could use one of these: ***, fate, Kharma, luck, .. etc. "The Devine" is more used as an artistic term, the highest spiritual aspects of human expression.
You could use one of these: ***, fate, Kharma, luck, .. etc. "The Devine" is more used as an artistic term, the highest spiritual aspects of human expression.
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