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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Use of the word "entire"
The typical placement of "entire" comes before the noun, i.e. The entire car was destroyed. I forget the context, but I have seen it used after the noun, i.e. I love you with my heart entire.
Is this incorrect, or just unused?
Is this incorrect, or just unused?
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my entire heart Standard English my heart entire If you are a poet, you can bend or even forget standard English. Clive
- my entire heart Standard English my heart entire If you are a poet, you can bend or even forget standard English.
- Clive
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my entire heart Standard English
my heart entire If you are a poet, you can bend or even forget standard English.
Clive
my heart entire If you are a poet, you can bend or even forget standard English.
Clive
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