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Train lime 286 Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Using the verb 'carry'

Carrying a little of the ashes (from your mother, for example) as a memento, in some way, but not necessarily in a piece of jewellery, is 'carry' the most appropriate verb?


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train lime 286 is 'carry' the most appropriate verb? If the ashes are in your hand, it is a good verb to use. But that seems a rather morbid thing to do.

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  • train lime 286 is 'carry' the most appropriate verb?
  • If the ashes are in your hand, it is a good verb to use.
  • But that seems a rather morbid thing to do.
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train lime 286is 'carry' the most appropriate verb?

If the ashes are in your hand, it is a good verb to use. But that seems a rather morbid thing to do.

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You can say you keep some of her ashes with you. It would probably be best to say what they're in.

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