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Orientalmedix Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Is this correct in grammer?

One´s true intentions rather than truth.
vs.
(One's) true heart rather than the truth
Which is correct one?
both? or upper? lower? which one?
  

Top answer

We can hardly check your grammar, since you have supplied only sentence fragments. As for vocabulary, 'true intentions' is a natural collocation, but 'true heart' is not.

— Mister Micawber

  • We can hardly check your grammar, since you have supplied only sentence fragments.
  • As for vocabulary, 'true intentions' is a natural collocation, but 'true heart' is not.
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We can hardly check your grammar, since you have supplied only sentence fragments. As for vocabulary, 'true intentions' is a natural collocation, but 'true heart' is not.
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Please see this example and go through your question again.

" I would like to be a girl rather than a boy" (because they are the first ones to be saved from sinking ship).
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