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Mr. Tom Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary

Restrictive or restricted

Hi

Could you please tell me if the following dialogue is natural? Any suggestions are welcome.

[A (writer) student and his friend]

A-     My study desk is placed along the wall in my room and I have to sit at the desk facing the wall. I hate it.
B-      Why?
A-     Because sitting facing the wall makes the view restrictive. It literally kills your creativity.

Or A-     Because sitting facing the wall allows for a very restrictive view. It literally kills your creativity.

Or A- Because the view is restricted. It literally kills your creativity.

Thanks,

Tom
  

Top answer

A: My desk in my room is against the wall. I sit facing the wall. I hate it.

— Mister Micawber

  • A: My desk in my room is against the wall.
  • I sit facing the wall.
  • I hate it.
  • B: Why?
  • A: There's no view.
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A: My desk in my room is against the wall. I sit facing the wall. I hate it.
B: Why?
A: There's no view. It kills my creativity.
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A- A company bought the lot next to my office and built a high rise apartment building. I hate it.
B- Why?
A- Because I used to have an expansive view of the park, and now it is restricted to just the tree tops. It literally killed my creativity.
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