Love dwindle
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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.
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I would switch "it's" (note the spelling) and "that's" to make it idiomatic: Our love for each other had dwindled before we finally left each other on bad terms. That's not to say I didn’t try to make things work. I don’t give up easily.
- I would switch "it's" (note the spelling) and "that's" to make it idiomatic: Our love for each other had dwindled before we finally left each other on bad terms.
- That's not to say I didn’t try to make things work.
- I don’t give up easily.
- It’s just not my temperament to give up without trying.
- "Dwindle" is right, but it's perhaps a bit too literary a word for the context.
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I would switch "it's" (note the spelling) and "that's" to make it idiomatic:
Our love for each other had dwindled before we finally left each other on bad terms. That's not to say I didn’t try to make things work. I don’t give up easily. It’s just not my temperament to give up without trying.
"Dwindle" is right, but it's perhaps a bit too literary a word for the context. The rest i
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