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Zany banana 409 Posted 9 years ago
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They are a part of more of me than my life?
I was told to say something about my friends and I used the following line-
They are more of a part of me than a part of my life.
Could I rewrite the sentence as-
They are a part of more of me than my life?
I actually intend to use 'a part of' once and as common to both 'me' & 'my life'.
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zany banana 409 They are more of a part of me than a part of my life. That is either meaningless or vaguely insulting. Please explain what you mean.
- zany banana 409 They are more of a part of me than a part of my life.
- That is either meaningless or vaguely insulting.
- Please explain what you mean.
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zany banana 409They are more of a part of me than a part of my life.
That is either meaningless or vaguely insulting. Please explain what you mean.
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