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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Sentences

Are both these sentences correct (and do they mean the same):


a) "While I smiled for the picture, I felt miserable from the inside."


b) "While I smiled for the picture, I felt miserable in the inside."

  

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" Correct <<<<<

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Are both these sentences correct (and do they mean the same):


a) "While I smiled for the picture, I felt miserable from the inside." incorrect


b) "While I smiled for the picture, I felt miserable in the inside." incorrect

c) "While I smiled for the picture, I felt miserable inside." Correct <<<<<

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They're both unnatural.

"While I smiled for the picture, I felt miserable inside."

(Cross-posted)

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"While" is correct enough there, but it lays a false scent. The reader does not know you mean "although" by it until it's too late. "Although" is better.

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Hi everyone...

Please can you see if the sentence below is meaningful to you?

the level of resilience to the existing global policy frameworks is a fundamental factor for rapid and long-term employment of NET technologies.


Many thanks

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