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Springmeans Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Looking at the flowers
Hi all members.
I am trying to figure out the best clause to express 'a cause' of the main clause in the following sentence. Help please!
[situation]
I am looking at full bloomed cherry blossoms. This makes me realise we are in the middle of spring season. Looking at those cherry blossoms was the main cause of my though.
-> Looking at the full-bloomed cherry blossoms on the street, I feel it spring.
-> Having full-bloomed cherry blossoms on the street, it must be the spring time.
->Looking at the full-bloomed cherry blossoms on the street, it must be really spring.
Can you tell me if any of above makes sense? (I feel the 1st and the 2nd sounds fine...)
THANKS! x
I am trying to figure out the best clause to express 'a cause' of the main clause in the following sentence. Help please!
[situation]
I am looking at full bloomed cherry blossoms. This makes me realise we are in the middle of spring season. Looking at those cherry blossoms was the main cause of my though.
-> Looking at the full-bloomed cherry blossoms on the street, I feel it spring.
-> Having full-bloomed cherry blossoms on the street, it must be the spring time.
->Looking at the full-bloomed cherry blossoms on the street, it must be really spring.
Can you tell me if any of above makes sense? (I feel the 1st and the 2nd sounds fine...)
THANKS! x
Top answer
This might be said as: After seeing all the fully-bloomed cherry blossoms along the street, I knew it was spring.
- This might be said as: After seeing all the fully-bloomed cherry blossoms along the street, I knew it was spring.
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This might be said as:
After seeing all the fully-bloomed cherry blossoms along the street, I knew it was spring.
After seeing all the fully-bloomed cherry blossoms along the street, I knew it was spring.
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