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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
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does this make sense:

Internally I groaned while my alarm relentlessly screamed at me to get up; my lackadaisical attitude was not in the mood.

  

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To me, it makes sense because I can understand it, but I don't think it sounds natural in English, especially when you say "My alarm relentlessly screamed at me". Did you mean the alarm clock? If so, the alarm doesn't scream at you.

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  • To me, it makes sense because I can understand it, but I don't think it sounds natural in English, especially when you say "My alarm relentlessly screamed at me".
  • Did you mean the alarm clock?
  • If so, the alarm doesn't scream at you.
  • The alarm is a machine/tool that you use to wake you up.
  • You are the one who sets it and controls its settings including volume, ring type, time, etc.
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To me, it makes sense because I can understand it, but I don't think it sounds natural in English, especially when you say "My alarm relentlessly screamed at me". Did you mean the alarm clock?

If so, the alarm doesn't scream at you. The alarm is a machine/tool that you use to wake you up. You are the one who sets it and controls its settings including volume, ring type, time, etc. I

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anonymousdoes this make sense:

No, because your attitude cannot be in a mood.

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