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Jumanah Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
The amazing inside out...
The amazing inside out full movie.
I mean by "inside out" the name of the film.
Is it correct?
I mean by "inside out" the name of the film.
Is it correct?
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If it's the name of a movie, it should be "Inside Out". The first line in your post, of course, is not a complete sentence.
- If it's the name of a movie, it should be "Inside Out".
- The first line in your post, of course, is not a complete sentence.
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If it's the name of a movie, it should be "Inside Out". The first line in your post, of course, is not a complete sentence.
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I'm not sure what "full" is doing in your phrase.
Try one of these:
"Inside Out" is an amazing movie.
The movie "Inside Out" is completely amazing.
The amazing movie "Inside Out" is nominated for an Academy Award.
Try one of these:
"Inside Out" is an amazing movie.
The movie "Inside Out" is completely amazing.
The amazing movie "Inside Out" is nominated for an Academy Award.
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khoffI'm not sure what "full" is doing in your phrase.The only thing I can think of is the YouTube practice of listing a choice in the menu as "The King and I" full movie rather than just "The King and I" dance scene.
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What about this?
The amazing"inside out" movie is going to be shown next week.
The amazing"inside out" movie is going to be shown next week.
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Did you not notice that I suggested you capitalize the name of the movie? I suggest: The amazing movie "Inside Out" is going to be shown next week.
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