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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
See something in / from
Could you please check if my sentence is correct in grammar and meaning? "I just have seen my dark and negative sides from them / in them". In addition, is there a meaning difference or nuance between " from them" and "in them" in the sentence? Thanka a lot in advance.
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Hi, Could you please check if my sentence is correct in grammar and meaning? "I just have seen my dark and negative sides from them / in them". In addition, is there a meaning difference or nuance between " from them" and "in them" in the sentence?
- Hi, Could you please check if my sentence is correct in grammar and meaning?
- "I just have seen my dark and negative sides from them / in them".
- In addition, is there a meaning difference or nuance between " from them" and "in them" in the sentence?
- The version with 'in them' is fine.
- 'From them' 'seems incorrect.
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Hi,
Could you please check if my sentence is correct in grammar and meaning? "I just have seen my dark and negative sides from them / in them". In addition, is there a meaning difference or nuance between " from them" and "in them" in the sentence?
The version with 'in them' is fine.
Could you please check if my sentence is correct in grammar and meaning? "I just have seen my dark and negative sides from them / in them". In addition, is there a meaning difference or nuance between " from them" and "in them" in the sentence?
The version with 'in them' is fine.
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