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Thienfoverl Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Is this correct?

The movie projector spluttered and changed the scene.

Is this correct? How to make it better?
  

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It's fine grammatically. I can't imagine what you are trying to describe. Did the projector stop?

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  • It's fine grammatically.
  • I can't imagine what you are trying to describe.
  • Did the projector stop?
  • Generally when that happens, the film melts...
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It's fine grammatically.

I can't imagine what you are trying to describe. Did the projector stop? Generally when that happens, the film melts...
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If you can't imagine what happen then it's not fine.

I am describing a movie, projected by an old movie projector. The scenes were blurry, jumping around, changing from one scene to another.

Is it still fine? or is there a better way to describe it?
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The images were coarse and blurry, the motion jittery and jumpy.
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