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ILE Posted 14 years ago
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I am/was sorely tempted to say it's more like a 'Guess what I had in my mind' game.

It may look like a Fibonacci sequence but it's not. I am/was sorely tempted to say it's more like a 'Guess what I had in my mind' game and thus, it's not a worth attending question.


Hi native speakers,

Could you please help me to correct the sentences above?

Thanks.

Isabelle
  

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It may look like a Fibonacci sequence but it's not. I am sorely tempted to say it's more like a 'Guess what I had in my mind' game and thus, it's not worth (any further discussion / pursuing / going into a mathematical treatise / questioning / any more analysis).

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  • It may look like a Fibonacci sequence but it's not.
  • I am sorely tempted to say it's more like a 'Guess what I had in my mind' game and thus, it's not worth (any further discussion / pursuing / going into a mathematical treatise / questioning / any more analysis).
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It may look like a Fibonacci sequence but it's not. I am sorely tempted to say it's more like a 'Guess what I had in my mind' game and thus, it's not worth (any further discussion / pursuing / going into a mathematical treatise / questioning / any more analysis).
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Thanks, AlpheccaStars. You're awesome for providing me so many alternatives.

And I hope it's not too late to send my Christmas and New Year wishes to you!
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You're welcome. Emotion: smile

BTW, do you use the word 'sorely' in everyday conversation?

Thanks again.

Isabelle
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ILEBTW, do you use the word 'sorely' in everyday conversation?
Well, the need to use it does not arise everyday, but it is in common use. Also the adjective form is used:

My old man was really sore.

= My father was angry.
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Thank you so much for all your help, AlpheccaStars. I really appreciate it.

Isabelle
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