Grammer?
"How important is an open heart" you say
(open heart- to be opened about things, but I want it to be a methphor)
but your heart to another (person) you will not expose. (can I write to another, without "person"?)
light is now as severe - please let me know if that is correct
becoming tired, struggling - for this sentence if it's about "you" should I add "you are becoming tired"? or "becoming tired" it correct?
Top answer
Gramm a r I do not understand your questions because you have not written complete sentences. anonymous but I want it to be a metaphor He has an open heart. This is a very common metaphor.
- Gramm a r I do not understand your questions because you have not written complete sentences.
- anonymous but I want it to be a metaphor He has an open heart.
- This is a very common metaphor.
- " anonymous but your heart to another (person) you will not expose.
- ) That makes no sense.
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Grammar
I do not understand your questions because you have not written complete sentences.
anonymousbut I want it to be a metaphor
He has an open heart. This is a very common metaphor.
If it were literal, it would be "He's having open heart surgery."
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