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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Grammar question regarding a tattoo.
My grandmother recently passed away, and the song All My Love by Led Zeppelin was played at her funeral. I have been wanting to get a tattoo with both my grandparents' names.
Is
"All my love, Garvin & Dianna"
grammatically correct? My mother thinks it sounds like they are the ones saying "All my love"
Thank you in advance.
Is
"All my love, Garvin & Dianna"
grammatically correct? My mother thinks it sounds like they are the ones saying "All my love"
Thank you in advance.
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Anonymous My grandmother recently passed away, and the song All My Love by Led Zeppelin was played at her funeral. I have been wanting to get a tattoo with both my grandparents' names. Is"All my love, Garvin & Dianna"grammatically correct?
- Anonymous My grandmother recently passed away, and the song All My Love by Led Zeppelin was played at her funeral.
- I have been wanting to get a tattoo with both my grandparents' names.
- Is"All my love, Garvin & Dianna"grammatically correct?
- My mother thinks it sounds like they are the ones saying "All my love"Thank you in advance.
- Your mother is quite right.
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AnonymousMy grandmother recently passed away, and the song All My Love by Led Zeppelin was played at her funeral. I have been wanting to get a tattoo with both my grandparents' names. Is"All my love, Garvin & Dianna"grammatically correct? My mother thinks it sounds like they are the ones saying "All my love"Thank you in advance.Your mother is quite right.
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