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Christine Christie Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Emphasized
1. Does it make sense to say:
"These colours in this image were emphasized."
2. If not, what verb would be appropriate to express the idea the these colours are not purely natural, and are brighter than in reality.
Top answer
, the reds and blues in the image, but not the greens, yellows, etc. The colours ~ all of the colours in the image. Christine Christie These colours in this image were emphasized.
- , the reds and blues in the image, but not the greens, yellows, etc.
- The colours ~ all of the colours in the image.
- Christine Christie These colours in this image were emphasized.
- It could be either of these, depending what you mean.
- These colours in this image were emphasized.
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Christine ChristieThese colours
~ Certain colours you have already mentioned, e.g., the reds and blues in the image, but not the greens, yellows, etc.
The colours ~ all of the colours in the image.
Christine ChristieThese colours in this image were emphasized.
It could be either of these, dependin
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