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Ann225 Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Scatter one’s thoughts
Hi,
I know that a person can have a scattered mind, but I was wondering if the following examples also work.
“My thoughts keep scattering.”
“Something is scattering my thoughts.”
Thank you.
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Ann225 I know that a person can have a scattered mind I wouldn't say that. There has to be more than one thing to be scattered. "Scattered mind" strikes me as dimwitted.
- Ann225 I know that a person can have a scattered mind I wouldn't say that.
- There has to be more than one thing to be scattered.
- "Scattered mind" strikes me as dimwitted.
- I calls 'em like I sees 'em.
- ) Ann225 I was wondering if the following examples also work.
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Ann225I know that a person can have a scattered mind
I wouldn't say that. There has to be more than one thing to be scattered. "Scattered mind" strikes me as dimwitted. I calls 'em like I sees 'em. (That's an expression from baseball, what an official says if you don't agree with his call.)
Ann225 I was wondering if the following
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