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Aung Thu Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Thinness or being thin

1.In spite of her thinness, he loves her.

2.In spite of her being thin, he loves her.

Which sentence is grammatical, thin or thinness? I wanted to know whether "thiness" can use for a person's body.

  

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I prefer "Although she is thin, he loves her".

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  • I prefer "Although she is thin, he loves her".
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I prefer "Although she is thin, he loves her".

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I just want to know the usage of thinness

is appropriate for a person's body.

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Aung Thu

I just want to know whether usage of thinness

is appropriate for a person's body. (Yes.)

But, in my opinion, your sentences using "In spite of" are wordy.

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