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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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I was born with good vision/eyesight/sight

I was born with good vision/eyesight/sight; however, as I grew older, my vision began to fail.

Do all of the underlined words fit in the above and mean about the same? Thanks.
  

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Yes (though 'sight' sounds a little out of place here)-- but all a little odd, because I don't believe that we see very well when newborn. I would revise to something like When I was young, I had good vision/eyesight; however....

  • Yes (though 'sight' sounds a little out of place here)-- but all a little odd, because I don't believe that we see very well when newborn.
  • I would revise to something like When I was young, I had good vision/eyesight; however....
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Yes (though 'sight' sounds a little out of place here)-- but all a little odd, because I don't believe that we see very well when newborn. I would revise to something like When I was young, I had good vision/eyesight; however....

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Mister MicawberYes (though 'sight' sounds a little out of place here)-- but all a little odd, because I don't believe that we see very well when newborn. I would revise to something like When I was young, I had good vision/eyesight; however....

Thanks, Mister.

As an aside, did you miss "it" or is it optional in "I wound rev
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Optional, but thanks for keeping an eye on me. I do err on occasion.
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Thanks, Mister.

I'm more to make sure than keep to an eye on you.

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