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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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punch/illustrated/punchy

Your examples are not illustrated, so it seems a bit punchy/punch.

Your explaination is really illuminating one/illuminating.

The only souce of illumation we have is from sun, as we don't have any bulb or tublelight at/in home.

I feel faint if I don't sleep for 8 hours at least a day.

While I was up/in/on the stage to collect my award, I felt dizzy and fell down.

I have conflated all the five films story in this new film. So you can watch five films in one film.

Your explanation does not jar when I contrast it with my teacher's explanation.
  

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User_gary Your examples are not illustrated, so it seems a bit punchy/punch. What are you trying to say? What is punchy?

  • User_gary Your examples are not illustrated, so it seems a bit punchy/punch.
  • What are you trying to say?
  • What is punchy?
  • And what do you mean by punchy?
  • Your explaination is really illuminating one/illuminating .
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User_garyYour examples are not illustrated, so it seems a bit punchy/punch. What are you trying to say? What is punchy? And what do you mean by punchy?

Your explaination is really illuminating one/illuminating.

The only souce of illumation we have is from thesu
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Your examples are not illustrated, so it seems a bit punchy/punch. What are you trying to say? What is punchy? And what do you mean by punchy?

I applied the following meaning of the dictionary :

punch (EFFECT)

noun
the power to be interesting and have a strong effect on peo
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The punchy sentence seems odd as 'punchy' is usually a good thing, yet your wording makes it sound as though it is a fault.

Jar - your sentence means the opposite to your intention. 'Your' explanation is the same as the teachers. If you want to say it isn't, you should say 'your explanation jars with my teachers'. 'does not jar' means it agrees with it.

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