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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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She came to realize that it was a coincidence.

She came to realize that it was a coincidence.

She got to realize that it was fate.

She came to realize it was something by chance.

Do all of the above convey a similar concept? Thanks.
  

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The last two are not good constructions.

  • The last two are not good constructions.
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The last two are not good constructions.
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Mister MicawberThe last two are not good constructions.

Thanks, Mister.

But could you help me revise them so as to convey the same idea as the first one?
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For instance:

She eventually realized that it was fortuitous.
She came to see that it was just chance.
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Angliholic
She came to realize that it was a coincidence.

She got to realize that it was fate.

She came to realize it was something by chance.

Do all of the above convey a similar concept? Thanks.

Hi Angliholic,

The first one requires two seemingly independent occurences [co - incidence] coming together to p
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Thanks, Mister and Avangi.

Got it.

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