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Pendeen560 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Such a popularity or such popularity?
Hi,
A student wrote this sentence.
"Your tweets sound for me as you haven't expected such a popularity"
Do you think it should read
"Your tweets sound to me as if you hadn't expected such a popularity"
Could it be "such popularity" and is there a reason for this?
Thanks,
Dave
Spain
A student wrote this sentence.
"Your tweets sound for me as you haven't expected such a popularity"
Do you think it should read
"Your tweets sound to me as if you hadn't expected such a popularity"
Could it be "such popularity" and is there a reason for this?
Thanks,
Dave
Spain
Top answer
Yes, I think it would likely be: "Your tweets sound to me as if you hadn't expected such popularity"
- Yes, I think it would likely be: "Your tweets sound to me as if you hadn't expected such popularity"
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Yes, I think it would likely be:
"Your tweets sound to me as if you hadn't expected such popularity"
"Your tweets sound to me as if you hadn't expected such popularity"
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