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Vsuresh Posted 13 years ago
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Hi
Please tell me which is correct/better.
1. The dust when it comes into/in with the skin you sense a strange feeling.
2. They are great leaders whose likes are rare today.
3. Widen the screen to its/the maximum.
Please tell me which is correct/better.
1. The dust when it comes into/in with the skin you sense a strange feeling.
2. They are great leaders whose likes are rare today.
3. Widen the screen to its/the maximum.
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1. None looks good to me. I'd say " When the dust comes in contact with your skin, you sense a strange feeling" .
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- None looks good to me.
- I'd say " When the dust comes in contact with your skin, you sense a strange feeling" .
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- This sentence sounds odd to me.
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1. None looks good to me. I'd say "When the dust comes in contact with your skin, you sense a strange feeling".
2. This sentence sounds odd to me. I don't think it's much used. But it may be correct. I don't know.
3. Both look good to me, although I'd prefer "its".
2. This sentence sounds odd to me. I don't think it's much used. But it may be correct. I don't know.
3. Both look good to me, although I'd prefer "its".
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