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Christine Christie Posted 7 years ago
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1. Is this sentence correct:


"The Maldives evokes in me a scene of Paradise."



2. Do people ever say a 'paradisiacal Island"?

  

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" Yes, that's a correct sentence as shown. "scene in paradise"; "picture of paradise"; "image of paradise" Christine Christie 2. Do people ever say a 'paradisiacal i sland"?

— CalifJim

  • " Yes, that's a correct sentence as shown.
  • "scene in paradise"; "picture of paradise"; "image of paradise" Christine Christie 2.
  • Do people ever say a 'paradisiacal i sland"?
  • There may be people who do, but I have never met them.
  • Besides, if they talk like that, I don't listen.
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Christine Christie"The Maldives evokes in me a scene of in paradise."

Yes, that's a correct sentence as shown.

"scene in paradise"; "picture of paradise"; "image of paradise"

Christine Christie2. Do people ever say a 'paradisiacal
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Christine Christie2. Do people ever say a 'paradisiacal Island"?

It's not familiar in the UK. Paradise island is used sometimes.

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