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Fatimah0786 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Is this sentence correct, "Though you are poor, you are rich of heart"?

Is this sentence correct, "Though you are poor, you are rich of heart"?

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Hi. Though you are poor, you are rich in heart. Hamid

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Hi.
Though you are poor, you are rich in heart.
Hamid
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Or "Though you are poor, you are rich at heart".


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No. I found a few examples of "rich in heart", but many were of the variety " rich in heart-healthy ingredients."
The more common collocation is "rich in spirit."
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