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Chandrasekhar Reddy Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Is my sentence correct?

Love is not finding someone to live with; it's finding someone you can't live without.
  

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Grammatically, it is correct. Philosophically, it could be true. I would state it a little differently.

— Wilpeter

  • Grammatically, it is correct.
  • Philosophically, it could be true.
  • I would state it a little differently.
  • " The two sides are better related this way.
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Grammatically, it is correct.
Philosophically, it could be true.
I would state it a little differently. "Love is not 'finding someone you can live with'; it's 'finding someone you can't live without." The two sides are better related this way.
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wilpeterI would state it a little differently. "Love is not 'finding someone you can live with'; it's 'finding someone you can't live without." The two sides are better related this way.
I agree, but I wouldn’t put the finding clauses in quotes.
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Yes, on second thoughts, I would have said it as:
Love is not finding someone you can live with; love is finding someone you can't live without.
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