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Ayl Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Is this sentence using ‘stress reliever’ correct?
Is this sentence using ‘stress reliever’ correct?
Honey, you’re my great stress reliever.
Or should I say You relieves me of my great stress instead?
Honey, you’re my great stress reliever.
Or should I say You relieves me of my great stress instead?
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Ayl Honey, you’re my great stress reliever. OK. Ayl Or should I say You relieves me of my great stress instead?
- Ayl Honey, you’re my great stress reliever.
- OK.
- Ayl Or should I say You relieves me of my great stress instead?
- No, that's ungrammatical.
- Even if you change "relieves" to the grammatical "relieve", the sentence would still sound somewhat unnatural.
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AylHoney, you’re my great stress reliever.OK.
AylOr should I say You relieves me of my great stress instead?No, that's ungrammatical. Even if you change "relieves" to the grammatical "relieve", the sentence would still sound somewhat unnatural.
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