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Dublinfan Posted 15 years ago
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Request for sentence correction
Hello,
I was wondering if the following sentence is correct, e.g. do you have to say "emotions" or just "emotion" and can you say "evoked in him"?
The song (that he had written for her) was filled with all the emotions she evoked in him
Thank you ! :-)
I was wondering if the following sentence is correct, e.g. do you have to say "emotions" or just "emotion" and can you say "evoked in him"?
The song (
Thank you ! :-)
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g. do you have to say "emotions" or just "emotion" Both are fine. The plural stresses that there were different kinds of emotion.
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- do you have to say "emotions" or just "emotion" Both are fine.
- The plural stresses that there were different kinds of emotion.
- and can you say "evoked in him"?
- Yes The song ( that he had written for her ) was filled with all the emotions she evoked in him Clive
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Hi,
I was wondering if the following sentence is correct, e.g. do you have to say "emotions" or just "emotion" Both are fine. The plural stresses that there were different kinds of emotion.
and can you say "evoked in him"? Yes
The song (
I was wondering if the following sentence is correct, e.g. do you have to say "emotions" or just "emotion" Both are fine. The plural stresses that there were different kinds of emotion.
and can you say "evoked in him"? Yes
The song (
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