"I really admire your regular consumption of fruits."
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"I really admire the fact that you eat fruit everyday." If I don't want to say "the fact that" but I want to keep the word "admire", could I rephrase it as "I really admire your regular consumption of fruits"? Does it sound natural?
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" If I don't want to say "the fact that" but I want to keep the word "admire", could I rephrase it as "I really admire your regular consumption of fruits"? Yes, but native speakers rarely use the word 'fruits'. Does it sound natural?
- " If I don't want to say "the fact that" but I want to keep the word "admire", could I rephrase it as "I really admire your regular consumption of fruits"?
- Yes, but native speakers rarely use the word 'fruits'.
- Does it sound natural?
- It sounds rather formal.
- More common and casual is eg I really admire the way you eat fruit every day.
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"I really admire the fact that you eat fruit every day." If I don't want to say "the fact that" but I want to keep the word "admire", could I rephrase it as "I really admire your regular consumption of fruits"? Yes, but native speakers rarely use the word 'fruits'.
Does it sound natural? It sounds rather formal.
More common and casual is
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