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Christine Christie Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Fame(ous)
Does this sentence make sense:
a) "In Newfoundland, blue lobsters have the fame of giving good luck."
b) "In Newfoundland, blue lobsters are famous for giving good luck."
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"Fame" doesn't work. They are said to bring good luck or are thought to.
- "Fame" doesn't work.
- They are said to bring good luck or are thought to.
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"Fame" doesn't work. They are said to bring good luck or are thought to.
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