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Is my sentence grammatically correct?
To talk to him for a long time, you would realise that he is very emotional.
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Yes, the grammar is good. But, in my opinion, the usage is a bit off. 'realise' should be replaced by a word that corresponds more appropriately with the idea in the opening clause.
- Yes, the grammar is good.
- But, in my opinion, the usage is a bit off.
- 'realise' should be replaced by a word that corresponds more appropriately with the idea in the opening clause.
- To talk to him (for a long time), you would [say / think / conclude] that he is very emotional.
- This phrasing suggests that maybe he was not very emotional, and we half-expect the continuation to be "But he wasn't very emotional".
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Yes, the grammar is good. But, in my opinion, the usage is a bit off. 'realise' should be replaced by a word that corresponds more appropriately with the idea in the opening clause.
To talk to him (for a long time), you would [say / think / conclude] that he is very emotional.
This phrasing suggests that maybe he was not very emotional, and we half-expect the continuation
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