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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Lots of suspense
Which one is natural? Would you change anything?
There was a lot of/lots of suspense in the football game.
This football game had a lot of/lots of suspense.
There was a lot of/lots of suspense in the movie.
This movie had a lot of/lots of suspense.
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anonymous, Before commenting on your sentences, I'd like to point out the "suspense" is the wrong choice of word in a couple of your sentences. Suspense- is usually idimatically associated with movie plot, story, and events. Perhaps "surprise" in my opinion is a better.
- anonymous, Before commenting on your sentences, I'd like to point out the "suspense" is the wrong choice of word in a couple of your sentences.
- Suspense- is usually idimatically associated with movie plot, story, and events.
- Perhaps "surprise" in my opinion is a better.
- Which one is natural?
- Would you change anything?
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anonymous, Before commenting on your sentences, I'd like to point out the "suspense" is the wrong choice of word in a couple of your sentences. Suspense- is usually idimatically associated with movie plot, story, and events. Perhaps "surprise" in my opinion is a better.Which one is natural? Would you change anything?
There was a lot of/lots of suspense in the foo
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