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Kane159 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Sentence correction

Hi,

is this sentence correct,please?
Fincher has been awarded acclaim/recognition for the film he created.
Do the words "recognition" and "acclaim" convey the same meaning?

And, have I used the following idiom correctly?
"You've lost another match? You must be slipping!"

Thank you in advance.
  

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Hi, is this sentence correct,please? Fincher has been awarded acclaim/recognition for the film he created. The natural ways to say this are - Fincher has been acclaimed for the film he created.

— Clive

  • Hi, is this sentence correct,please?
  • Fincher has been awarded acclaim/recognition for the film he created.
  • The natural ways to say this are - Fincher has been acclaimed for the film he created.
  • Fincher has been recognized for the film he created.
  • Do the words "recognition" people pay attention to him, becime familiar with his name and "acclaim" convey the same meaning?
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Hi,
is this sentence correct,please?
Fincher has been awarded acclaim/recognition for the film he created.
The natural ways to say this are -
Fincher has been acclaimed for the film he created.
Fincher has been recognized for the film he created.

Do the words
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Thank you,Clive.

Could I say this one?

Fincher has gained recognition for the film he created.

Thank you!
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