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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Was/Were

Hi!

I'm thinking "were".

"The feelings of anticipation were/was all running through him"

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"The feelings of anticipation were/was all running through him" The feelings ...... were running through him.

— Optilang

  • "The feelings of anticipation were/was all running through him" The feelings ......
  • were running through him.
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"The feelings of anticipation were/was all running through him"

The feelings ...... were running through him.
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But does anticipation engender more than one type of feeling?
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Books 1 - 10 of 607 on "feelings of anticipation". (0.16 seconds)

Books 1 - 10 of 667 on "feeling of anticipation". (0.16 seconds)

Nothing more than feelings ........Trying to forget my ........
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Grammar GeekBut does anticipation engender more than one type of feeling?


No. It's just the same feeling many times!
CJ
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