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Vsuresh Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
It feels
Hi
Please tell if these mean the same.
When the breeze blows I feel the freshness of water.
When the breeze blows it feels like the freshness of water.
Please tell if these mean the same.
When the breeze blows I feel the freshness of water.
When the breeze blows it feels like the freshness of water.
Top answer
Do you mean that water spray is blowing in the breeze? The breeze is blowing over a body of water?
- Do you mean that water spray is blowing in the breeze?
- The breeze is blowing over a body of water?
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Do you mean that water spray is blowing in the breeze? The breeze is blowing over a body of water?
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I'm just comparing breeze to a gentle shower to refer to the softness of the both.
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Both sentences are possible. However, I feel that the intended meaning of the sentences may not be very clear. I think that the problem for me is that the feel of water on the skin is so different from that of air. Opinions may vary.
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GPYI think that the problem for me is that the feel of water on the skin is so different from that of air.I fully agree with you, GPY. However it is there in a poem where a school boy expresses his joy over nature, on the way to school. Then he says this.
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vsureshI fully agree with you, GPY. However it is there in a poem where a school boy expresses his joy over nature, on the way to school. Then he says this.Fair enough ... poetry can be a law unto itself anyway.
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