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Cat navy 425 Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Well said in a few words.
Dear all,
I saw the sentence "Well said in a few words. You created magnificent feeling." in our WhatsApp group as a reply to someone's text. Here could you please tell me whether the usage "Well said in a few words" and "You created magnificent feeling" are correct?
I saw the sentence "Well said in a few words. You created magnificent feeling." in our WhatsApp group as a reply to someone's text. Here could you please tell me whether the usage "Well said in a few words" and "You created magnificent feeling" are correct?
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cat navy 425 Well said in a few words. OK. " cat navy 425 You created a magnificent feeling.
- cat navy 425 Well said in a few words.
- OK.
- " cat navy 425 You created a magnificent feeling.
- It needs "a".
- Otherwise it's OK, but I don't have a clear idea of what a magnificent feeling is, so I suppose it could have been clearer.
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cat navy 425Well said in a few words.
OK.
But I would have written, "Well said, and in a few words."
cat navy 425You created a magnificent feeling.
It needs "a". Otherwise it's OK, but I don't have a clear idea of what a magnificent feeling is, so I suppose it could
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