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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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I can smell autumn in the air
The morning here is getting cooler and cooler; I can smell/feel autumn in the air.
The morning here is getting nicer and nicer; I can feel autumn is on its way here.
Hi,
I wrote the above, but I'm not sure whether both are right. Correct me if I am wrong. Thanks.
The morning here is getting nicer and nicer; I can feel autumn is on its way here.
Hi,
I wrote the above, but I'm not sure whether both are right. Correct me if I am wrong. Thanks.
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" As for the second half, no. For one, don't repeat the word "here" for good style. You can say you feel that autumn is on its way, but I prefer the first.
- " As for the second half, no.
- For one, don't repeat the word "here" for good style.
- You can say you feel that autumn is on its way, but I prefer the first.
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After a hot summer, I guess that waking to to cooler mornings would make them nicer mornings, but not everyone enjoys the cold season of winter (which follows autum, of course) so not everyone say it gets "nicer" as it gets "cooler."
As for the second half, no. For one, don't repeat the word "here" for good style. You can say you feel that autumn is on its way, but I prefer the fi
As for the second half, no. For one, don't repeat the word "here" for good style. You can say you feel that autumn is on its way, but I prefer the fi
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