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Vdb Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
roar
Would the following sentences be correct?
1. The waves roared, and the sound was almost melodious to her.
2. The ocean roared and the sound was almost melodious to her.
Can the ocean's/waves' sound be described as roaring?
1. The waves roared, and the sound was almost melodious to her.
2. The ocean roared and the sound was almost melodious to her.
Can the ocean's/waves' sound be described as roaring?
Top answer
I think "the waves roared" is OK. I am not sure I would understand what "the ocean roared" was referring to.
- I think "the waves roared" is OK.
- I am not sure I would understand what "the ocean roared" was referring to.
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I think "the waves roared" is OK. I am not sure I would understand what "the ocean roared" was referring to.
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Hi
I'll respectfully disagree with GPY and say that an ocean roar is ok with me. A quick google tells me that there's a music album called Ocean Roar, also a gaming scenario; also a race horse; and a place just southwest of Santa Rosa
Dave :-)
I'll respectfully disagree with GPY and say that an ocean roar is ok with me. A quick google tells me that there's a music album called Ocean Roar, also a gaming scenario; also a race horse; and a place just southwest of Santa Rosa
Dave :-)
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dave_anonI'll respectfully disagree with GPY and say that an ocean roar is ok with me.OK, you may be right.
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