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Jexis Posted 6 years ago
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"...passing moment of not being able to..." Does This Sentence Make Sense
I have my doubts about this sentence.
Each passing moment of not being able to move feels like an eternity.
Does that make sense?
Or, should I rephrase it?
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Jexis I have my doubts about this sentence. Each passing moment of not being able to move feels like an eternity. Does that make sense?
- Jexis I have my doubts about this sentence.
- Each passing moment of not being able to move feels like an eternity.
- Does that make sense?
- Or, should I rephrase it?
- Yes, it makes sense.
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JexisI have my doubts about this sentence.
Each passing moment of not being able to move feels like an eternity.Does that make sense?
Or, should I rephrase it?
Yes, it makes sense. You don't have to rephrase it, but if you want to, you can use this instead:
Each passing moment of immobility feels like an eternity.
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