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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Love dwindle

hello,

Can you help with correction of the little paragraph?

Here are my questions?

Is it possible to use dwindle like this?

Is it correct to say : leave on bad terms?

Is it correct to start a sentence like : its not to say that?

Finally is it correct to say : Its not my temperament to...?

Our love for each other had dwindled before we finally left each other on bad terms. It’s not to say I didn’t try to make things work. I don’t give up easily. That’s just not my temperament to give up without trying.

thank you for the help

  

Top answer

Our love dwindled to almost nothing before we finally decided to leave the relationship behind us. And the parting was not amicable. Till the very end I tried to make things work.

  • Our love dwindled to almost nothing before we finally decided to leave the relationship behind us.
  • And the parting was not amicable.
  • Till the very end I tried to make things work.
  • And even then, I was reluctant to give up, but I finally had to let it go.
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Our love dwindled to almost nothing before we finally decided to leave the relationship behind us. And the parting was not amicable. Till the very end I tried to make things work. And even then, I was reluctant to give up, but I finally had to let it go.

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