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Jkhjhfhfbvchgf Posted 17 years ago
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Question about a sentence
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im getting a tattoo and i want an engish sentence, so it has to be correct. I want something like 'roam in dreams' can you say roam in that context or should it be more like 'wandering through dreams'. i really want to use the word roam, but is it correct?
im getting a tattoo and i want an engish sentence, so it has to be correct. I want something like 'roam in dreams' can you say roam in that context or should it be more like 'wandering through dreams'. i really want to use the word roam, but is it correct?
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If you like it, there's nothing wrong with it that I can see. As a "motto," the infinitive might sound better, "To roam in dreams" I note the "ing" form on your alternate choice. "Roaming in dreams" doesn't quite do it.
- If you like it, there's nothing wrong with it that I can see.
- As a "motto," the infinitive might sound better, "To roam in dreams" I note the "ing" form on your alternate choice.
- "Roaming in dreams" doesn't quite do it.
- At least the "to" breaks the humming sound.
- But I'd suggest taking your time and getting a variety of opinions.
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If you like it, there's nothing wrong with it that I can see. As a "motto," the infinitive might sound better, "To roam in dreams"
I note the "ing" form on your alternate choice. "Roaming in dreams" doesn't quite do it. At least the "to" breaks the humming sound.
But I'd suggest taking your time and getting a variety of opinions. I hear it's painful to change your mind.
I note the "ing" form on your alternate choice. "Roaming in dreams" doesn't quite do it. At least the "to" breaks the humming sound.
But I'd suggest taking your time and getting a variety of opinions. I hear it's painful to change your mind.
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