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Kenny1999 Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Is it right to say "the new idea comes to me"?
I'd like to mean "I have a new idea".
Can I say "the new idea comes to me", is it grammatically correct?
Yes I know I can just simply say I have a new idea but I want to broaden my expression
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kenny1999 Can I say "the new idea comes to me", is it grammatically correct? Yes, but "grammatically correct" is a rather low bar. , "natural", and "appropriate".
- kenny1999 Can I say "the new idea comes to me", is it grammatically correct?
- Yes, but "grammatically correct" is a rather low bar.
- , "natural", and "appropriate".
- kenny1999 I want to broaden my expression I just got an idea!
- You won't believe this idea I had!
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kenny1999Can I say "the new idea comes to me", is it grammatically correct?
Yes, but "grammatically correct" is a rather low bar. In addition to "grammatically correct" you want "idiomatic", i.e., "natural", and "appropriate".
kenny1999I want to broaden my expression
I just got an idea!
You won't believe this
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