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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
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Have I correctly used 'most fascinating' and 'impressive' in this sentence?
Have I correctly used 'most fascinating,' 'impressive,' and 'royal' in this sentence?
Of all the symbols I see at Beijing Institute of Technology, the school seal is probably the most fascinating due to its impressive (or royal) designs.
Of all the symbols I see at Beijing Institute of Technology, the school seal is probably the most fascinating due to its impressive (or royal) designs.
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Of all the symbols I've seen at Beijing Institute of Technology, the school seal is probably the most fascinating and impressive designs.
- Of all the symbols I've seen at Beijing Institute of Technology, the school seal is probably the most fascinating and impressive designs.
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Of all the symbols I've seen at Beijing Institute of Technology, the school seal is probably the most fascinating and impressive designs.
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Is this what you mean, Mister Micawber? Of all the symbols I've seen at Beijing Institute of Technology, the school seal is probably the most fascinating and impressive design.
Would it also be acceptable if I wrote as follows? Of all the symbols I've seen at Beijing Institute of Technology, the school seal (has probably, probably contains) the most fascinating and impre
Would it also be acceptable if I wrote as follows? Of all the symbols I've seen at Beijing Institute of Technology, the school seal (has probably, probably contains) the most fascinating and impre
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Rommels this what you mean, Mister Micawber? Of all the symbols I've seen at Beijing Institute of Technology, the school seal is probably the most fascinating and impressive design.Yes.
RommelWould it also be acceptable if I wrote as follows? Of all the symbols I've seen at Beijing Institute of Technology, the school seal (has probably
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I think this makes more sense in the past tense like this:
"Of all the symbols I saw at the Beijing Institute of Technology, the school seal was probably the most fascinating due to its impressive regal design."
I assume you are talking about a visit to the institute? Rather than in general. If you are talking in general, you can put it in the present tense and remove the verb
"Of all the symbols I saw at the Beijing Institute of Technology, the school seal was probably the most fascinating due to its impressive regal design."
I assume you are talking about a visit to the institute? Rather than in general. If you are talking in general, you can put it in the present tense and remove the verb
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