0
TinaMr Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Voc

Could you have a look, if this sentence sound OK.
"I'd like to emphasise that i find you series of articles on the fame and fascination of famous people very riveting"
Thank you
  

Top answer

"I'd like to emphasize that I find your series of articles on the fame and fascination of famous people riveting . " Edits as shown. I'd delete 'very'.

— Clive

  • "I'd like to emphasize that I find your series of articles on the fame and fascination of famous people riveting .
  • " Edits as shown.
  • I'd delete 'very'.
  • You can't really grade 'riveting'.
  • I'd speak of eg 'celebrities', instead of 'famous people'.
Free · every Monday

Get the Weekly English Kit 📬

New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.

2 Answers
0
"I'd like to emphasize that I find your series of articles on the fame and fascination of famous people riveting."


Edits as shown.

I'd delete 'very'. You can't really grade 'riveting'.


I'd speak of
0
0
Clive, thank you for your reply and help! When I re-read it, I found some misspellings myself, corrected them and re-posted the the message. Mainly, I had doubts about using "riveting". Are "riveting" and "interesting" interchangeable?
0

Related Questions