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Vsuresh Posted 15 years ago
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Grammar
Hi
Can you help?
1. He was mesmerised by/ with the scenic beauty.
2. He sensed the feeling of waves.
Is this sentence ok? If yes, can we replace feeling with 'touch'?
3. She had slept/ was sleeping when I entered.
Which is better?
Can you help?
1. He was mesmerised by/ with the scenic beauty.
2. He sensed the feeling of waves.
Is this sentence ok? If yes, can we replace feeling with 'touch'?
3. She had slept/ was sleeping when I entered.
Which is better?
Top answer
1. He was mesmerised by/ with the scenic beauty. by 2.
- 1.
- He was mesmerised by/ with the scenic beauty.
- by 2.
- He sensed the feeling of waves.
- t o sense a feeling doesn't work as a combination.
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1. He was mesmerised by/ with the scenic beauty. by
2. He sensed the feeling of waves. to sense a feeling doesn't work as a combination. The reverse might work better: He felt a sensation of waves.
Is this sentence ok? If yes, can we
2. He sensed the feeling of waves. to sense a feeling doesn't work as a combination. The reverse might work better: He felt a sensation of waves.
Is this sentence ok? If yes, can we
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