Privacy
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Darren and the old woman are standing at the old woman's husband's headstone.
Darren: Do you want some privacy?
The old woman nods and Darren moves off to give her some privacy.
- Is the use of "privacy" natural here or would something else be more natural?
- Is it all grammatically correct?
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Darren and the old woman are standing at the old woman's husband's headstone. Darren: Do you want some privacy? The old woman nods and Darren moves away.
- Darren and the old woman are standing at the old woman's husband's headstone.
- Darren: Do you want some privacy?
- The old woman nods and Darren moves away.
- off away seems a little more natural.
- to give her some privacy.
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Darren and the old woman are standing at the old woman's husband's headstone.
Darren: Do you want some privacy?
The old woman nods and Darren moves away.
off away seems a little more natural.
to give her some privacy. It seems unnecessary to repeat this.
- Is the use of "privacy" natural here Yes or would something else
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