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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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In admiration//admiringly
Visitors from every place watch the art works in the museum in admiration.
Hi,
Is "in admiration" in the above equal to "admiringly?" Thanks.
Hi,
Is "in admiration" in the above equal to "admiringly?" Thanks.
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You cannot 'watch' works of art. Visitors from around the world admire the works of art in the museum.
- You cannot 'watch' works of art.
- Visitors from around the world admire the works of art in the museum.
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You cannot 'watch' works of art.
Visitors from around the world admire the works of art in the museum.
Visitors from around the world admire the works of art in the museum.
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Thanks, Mister, for the correction.
To make sure, doesn't "the art works" sound good? I googled it and found many hits.
To make sure, doesn't "the art works" sound good? I googled it and found many hits.
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