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Apatzinguense Posted 3 years ago
Grammar

Interview about??

I would like to know if this sentences are correct:

1. The singer was interviewed about her new life as a married woman.

2. The singer was asked about her new life as a married woman during the interview.

I feel that sentence 1 is somewhat awkward, whereas 2 seems correct to me, more "natural". Can I say "interview about/concerning" a specific topic? Is said construction idiomatic?

Please let me know.

  

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apatzinguense I would like to know if this these sentences are correct: 'this' can't be used with a plural noun. apatzinguense 1. The singer was interviewed about her new life as a married woman.

— CalifJim

  • apatzinguense I would like to know if this these sentences are correct: 'this' can't be used with a plural noun.
  • apatzinguense 1.
  • The singer was interviewed about her new life as a married woman.
  • Fine.
  • apatzinguense 2.
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apatzinguenseI would like to know if this these sentences are correct:

'this' can't be used with a plural noun.

apatzinguense1. The singer was interviewed about her new life as a married woman.

Fine.

apatzinguense2. The singer was ask
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