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Karol Silski 5217 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
To articulate
I'm wondering if a sentence like this is ok:
he was the first one to articulate some of the hardships of these people in the form of a folk song.
can you combine "articulate" and "hardship"? I know you articulate feelings or try to articulate your problems...
but is it possible to articulate hardships?
Top answer
It's OK. He described the hardships clearly and precisely in a song.
- It's OK.
- He described the hardships clearly and precisely in a song.
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