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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Such intense grief or such an intense grief
Hi. Could you tell me if the underlined part could be the phrase "such an intense grief" instead of "such intense grief"?
There seem to be some things in the world that can cause a grief so intense/great that it creates physical symptoms. The death of a loved one might be the one that causes such intense grief.
There seem to be some things in the world that can cause a grief so intense/great that it creates physical symptoms. The death of a loved one might be the one that causes such intense grief.
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Both "such intense grief" and "such an intense grief" are OK here. "... " is not right.
- Both "such intense grief" and "such an intense grief" are OK here.
- "...
- " is not right.
- You could say "...
- "
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Both "such intense grief" and "such an intense grief" are OK here.
"... might be the one that ..." is not right. You could say "... might be one thing that ..."
"... might be the one that ..." is not right. You could say "... might be one thing that ..."
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