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GrammarLoser Posted 14 years ago
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"It gave no hint away."
Is the structure correct? For ex., I want to say that Jane Bennet's attitude towards Bingley was rather vapid. Could I say her actions gave no hint away?
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It does not carry enough information for me. I do not understand what you want to say about Jane's attitude.
- It does not carry enough information for me.
- I do not understand what you want to say about Jane's attitude.
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It does not carry enough information for me. I do not understand what you want to say about Jane's attitude.
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Her actions gave no hint of her feelings.
"Vapid" is not the right word, by the way.
"Vapid" is not the right word, by the way.
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