Grammar help please?
Hi,
Can you tell me which word is better choice in these sentences, please?
He is superior in the basketball, due to his height.
He has a superior/superiority in the basketball. (Both are nouns)
I am trembling/shaking with fear.
The house is trembling/shaking/rattling due to earthquake.
My father's old car is trembling/shaking/rattling.
Tremble, shake and rattle are pretty much same meaning right?
Many think.
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Can you tell me which word is the better choice in these sentences, please? He is superior in the basketball, due to his height. He has a superior / superiority in the basketball.
- Can you tell me which word is the better choice in these sentences, please?
- He is superior in the basketball, due to his height.
- He has a superior / superiority in the basketball.
- (Both are nouns ) I am trembling / shaking with fear.
- '' shaking" is more common, I think.
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Can you tell me which word is the better choice in these sentences, please?
He is superior in the basketball, due to his height.
He has a superior/superiority in the basketball. (Both are
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