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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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English Idiom
Which one is correct?
"Curiosity Killed the cat" or "Curiosity kills the cat"?
Do I need to use capital for Curiosity even if the quote comes after a comma?
Thanks
Karen
"Curiosity Killed the cat" or "Curiosity kills the cat"?
Do I need to use capital for Curiosity even if the quote comes after a comma?
Thanks
Karen
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Killed. Yes.
- Killed.
- Yes.
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Can I say like this,
"Curiosity killed the cat", a lesson well learnt by me.
Is there any grammatical error?
Thanks.
"Curiosity killed the cat", a lesson well learnt by me.
Is there any grammatical error?
Thanks.
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No, but the passive voice is a very weak expression here.
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No, but the passive voice is a very weak expression here.
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