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Silak12 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
It's an honour....?
Hi! everyone.
Could you tell me what is the correct way of saying this?
Scenario-:Someone uploaded a pic of a famous cricketer (with his bat in action) in his facebook profile.As soon as I noticed the way he was holding his bat I had an urge to comment something like that-: "It's an honour(for me) as that's similar to how I normally hold the cricket bat "
Is the above colored sentence possible?
What is the other way of describing this?
Thanks!
Could you tell me what is the correct way of saying this?
Scenario-:Someone uploaded a pic of a famous cricketer (with his bat in action) in his facebook profile.As soon as I noticed the way he was holding his bat I had an urge to comment something like that-: "It's an honour(for me) as that's similar to how I normally hold the cricket bat "
Is the above colored sentence possible?
What is the other way of describing this?
Thanks!
Top answer
'An honour' is not a suitable word here, because an honour is basically something you earn, and which involves reputation and respect. You haven't earned any honour. ' Clive
- 'An honour' is not a suitable word here, because an honour is basically something you earn, and which involves reputation and respect.
- You haven't earned any honour.
- ' Clive
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'An honour' is not a suitable word here, because an honour is basically something you earn, and which involves reputation and respect. You haven't earned any honour.
You could say facetiously, 'He learned how to hold his bat from me!'
You could say facetiously, 'He learned how to hold his bat from me!'
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