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Marold Posted 14 years ago
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There opens?
"There opens a breathtaking view over mountain meadows."
Is this sentence correct? My friend wrote it once, but I want to make sure myself that it is either wrong or correct.
Thanks in advance.
Is this sentence correct? My friend wrote it once, but I want to make sure myself that it is either wrong or correct.
Thanks in advance.
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The "there opens" part is fine. I'd expect something to precede "there opens" though. For instance, you could say From the summit, there opens a breathtaking view over mouintain meadows.
- The "there opens" part is fine.
- I'd expect something to precede "there opens" though.
- For instance, you could say From the summit, there opens a breathtaking view over mouintain meadows.
- or From the summit, there opens a breathtaking view of mouintain meadows.
- Of course, choosing "of" instead of "over" will change the meaning.
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The "there opens" part is fine. I'd expect something to precede "there opens" though. For instance, you could say
From the summit, there opens a breathtaking view over mouintain meadows.
or
From the summit, there opens a breathtaking view of mouintain meadows.
Of course, choosing "of" instead of "over" will change the meaning.
From the summit, there opens a breathtaking view over mouintain meadows.
or
From the summit, there opens a breathtaking view of mouintain meadows.
Of course, choosing "of" instead of "over" will change the meaning.
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