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Mr. Tom Posted 10 years ago
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Subject of a house

Hi

Is this a natural dialogue between A and B?

(Two people are talking about someone's newly-constructed, beautiful house. The house looks very simple but beautiful.)

A - Simplicity seems to be the main subject of his new house. Right?
B - Yes, simplicity plus beauty.

Thanks,

Tom
  

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OK, except instead of 'theme' say eg 'feature'.

— Clive

  • OK, except instead of 'theme' say eg 'feature'.
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OK, except instead of 'theme' say eg 'feature'.
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Mr. TomIs this a natural dialogue between A and B?
My friends and I don't express ourselves in such an elegant and literary style.
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CliveOK, except instead of 'theme' say eg 'feature'.
(I think you meant to type 'subject' instead of 'theme'?)

Indeed, I did. Thanks!
Clive
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