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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Fun / joy
Can I say,
Sometimes she meets her neighbours there and they have joy / fun / happiness / laughter swimming together.
Sometimes she meets her neighbours there and they have joy / fun / happiness / laughter swimming together.
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Hi, Can I say, Sometimes she meets her neighbours there and they have joy / fun / happiness / laughter swimming together. ''Joy' is a more profound emotion, and is not appropriate in a context like this. 'Fun' is the best and most common choice.
- Hi, Can I say, Sometimes she meets her neighbours there and they have joy / fun / happiness / laughter swimming together.
- ''Joy' is a more profound emotion, and is not appropriate in a context like this.
- 'Fun' is the best and most common choice.
- We don't normally say 'we have happiness'.
- We say 'we are happy'.
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Hi,
Can I say,
Sometimes she meets her neighbours there and they have joy / fun / happiness / laughter swimming together.
''Joy' is a more profound emotion, and is not appropriate in a context like this.
'Fun' is the best and most common choice.
We don't normally say 'we have happiness'. We say 'we are happy'. Again, 'happiness' is a more profound word than
Can I say,
Sometimes she meets her neighbours there and they have joy / fun / happiness / laughter swimming together.
''Joy' is a more profound emotion, and is not appropriate in a context like this.
'Fun' is the best and most common choice.
We don't normally say 'we have happiness'. We say 'we are happy'. Again, 'happiness' is a more profound word than
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