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Christine Christie Posted 5 years ago
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Rattled by the buzz

Does this sentence make sense:



"Rattled by the buzz of the waters, we thought there was a shark swimming nearby our boat."




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THANK YOU.

  

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Christine Christie Does this sentence make sense Yes. nearby. (and then stop, don't add 'our boat') OR near our boat.

— CalifJim

  • Christine Christie Does this sentence make sense Yes.
  • nearby.
  • (and then stop, don't add 'our boat') OR near our boat.
  • (add something after 'near') nearby ~ near where we are CJ
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Christine ChristieDoes this sentence make sense

Yes.

nearby. (and then stop, don't add 'our boat')
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near our boat. (add something after 'near')

nearby ~ near where we are

CJ

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I don't know how water can buzz, but I love "rattled by the buzz".

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