It’s with emotion
Is it natural English to say “with emotion that”?
It's with a lot of emotion that I retire from basketball, it was an incredible journey.
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Yes, that aspect is OK. The sentence as a whole is incorrect, being a comma splice (incorrect use of a comma to join independent statements).
- Yes, that aspect is OK.
- The sentence as a whole is incorrect, being a comma splice (incorrect use of a comma to join independent statements).
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Yes, that aspect is OK. The sentence as a whole is incorrect, being a comma splice (incorrect use of a comma to join independent statements).
0anonymousIs it natural English to say “with emotion that”?
It's with a lot of emotion that I retire from basketball. It was an incredible journey.
Thank you
"with emotion that" is not a constituent of that sentence. The grouping is "with a lot of emotion", and it's embedded in a cleft
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