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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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Full of actions and plots
This movie is full of actions and plots.
Hi,
If I want to describe a movie which attracks audience's attention throughout, is it good to say the above? If not, how would you say it? Thanks.
Hi,
If I want to describe a movie which attracks audience's attention throughout, is it good to say the above? If not, how would you say it? Thanks.
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action should be treated as an uncountable here. This movie is full of action. ( and plots doesn't really add anything.
- action should be treated as an uncountable here.
- This movie is full of action.
- ( and plots doesn't really add anything.
- ) More elaborately, This movie is full of exciting action and intriguing subplots.
- CJ
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action should be treated as an uncountable here.
This movie is full of action.
(and plots doesn't really add anything. I would leave it off.)
More elaborately,
This movie is full of exciting action and intriguing subplots.
CJ
This movie is full of action.
(and plots doesn't really add anything. I would leave it off.)
More elaborately,
This movie is full of exciting action and intriguing subplots.
CJ
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