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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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People are flushed over exercise
I like to see people are flushed over exercise.
I like to see people's face are flushed over exercise.
HI,
The second of the above is how we express the idea, but native speakers seem to use the first. So I wonder if both of them sound right? Thanks.
I like to see people's face are flushed over exercise.
HI,
The second of the above is how we express the idea, but native speakers seem to use the first. So I wonder if both of them sound right? Thanks.
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When someone becomes flushed with/from (not over) exercise, more than their face becomes red. Omit the word "are" as well. It's an odd thing to enjoy seeing.
- When someone becomes flushed with/from (not over) exercise, more than their face becomes red.
- Omit the word "are" as well.
- It's an odd thing to enjoy seeing.
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When someone becomes flushed with/from (not over) exercise, more than their face becomes red.
Omit the word "are" as well. It's an odd thing to enjoy seeing.
Omit the word "are" as well. It's an odd thing to enjoy seeing.
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Grammar GeekWhen someone becomes flushed with/from (not over) exercise, more than their face becomes red.
Omit the word "are" as well. It's an odd thing to enjoy seeing.
Thanks, GG.
In fact, I just like the feeling that people are flushed with exercise -- looking full-of-life, healthy and energetic.
Btw, could I ask you a
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Thanks, GG.
Got it!
By the way, is the following idiomatic or did you invent it?
Left to themselves, things get more and more random!
Got it!
By the way, is the following idiomatic or did you invent it?
Left to themselves, things get more and more random!
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