Indentation, cast a spell
Hi,
1)”I was pressing too hard on the pen, so the letters left indentations on the other side of the page.” Could I use the word ‘indentation’?
2)Can I ‘cast a spell’ or ‘enchant’ something? For instance:”Harry and Ron cast a spell on/ enchanted two cupcakes to trick Crabble and Goyle.”
Thank you.
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1. The act of pressing too hard - not the written letters - leaves the indentations: "I pressed too hard on the pen when I was writing, and it left impressions on the sheet underneath."
2. You'd more likely hear: "Harry and Ron gave two enchanted cupcakes to Crabbe and Goyle."
0"Cast a spell on/enchanted two cupcakes" is grammatical but sounds ridiculous. Casting spells and enchanted is typically done with more significant objects: apples, people, animals.
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