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Zhaul-san Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

I have problem with verbs in the following sentence

Do the verbs work properly in this sentence?

It is a pity that my child will have to give up his might when he becomes a man.
  

Top answer

The sentence is correct but I don't understand your meaning. 'His might' I think isn't quite as you understand it to be. Might means strenght.

— Dave Phillips

  • The sentence is correct but I don't understand your meaning.
  • 'His might' I think isn't quite as you understand it to be.
  • Might means strenght.
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The sentence is correct but I don't understand your meaning. 'His might' I think isn't quite as you understand it to be. Might means strenght.
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Yes, I know might is strength, This is part of a poetic prose piece I am writting. Many thanks for your answer.
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