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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

It relieves me vs I'm relieved

Which do you say?

1 The fact that she died relieves me. She was such a burden my shoulders.
2 It relieves me that she has died....

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alc24 Which do you say? There are many ways to say this. These are my preferences.

— CalifJim

  • alc24 Which do you say?
  • There are many ways to say this.
  • These are my preferences.
  • ) I'm relieved that she died.
  • It's a relief that she died.
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alc24Which do you say?
There are many ways to say this. These are my preferences. (Yours are not grammatically wrong, though.)

I'm relieved that she died.
It's a relief that she died.

Note it's on my shoulders.

CJ
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