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Akdom Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
What I am encouraged by is ...
1. What I am deeply encouraged by is God's love.
2. What I am deeply encouraged is God's love.
3. The thing by which I am deeply encouraged is God's love.
Sentence 1 is the original quote. Is it grammatically correct? And does it sound normal with the "by"?
Sentence 2 and 3 is my modifications.
2. What I am deeply encouraged is God's love.
3. The thing by which I am deeply encouraged is God's love.
Sentence 1 is the original quote. Is it grammatically correct? And does it sound normal with the "by"?
Sentence 2 and 3 is my modifications.
Top answer
1. What I am deeply encouraged by is ***'s love. OK 2.
- 1.
- What I am deeply encouraged by is ***'s love.
- OK 2.
- What I am deeply encouraged is ***'s love.
- Incorrect 3.
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1. What I am deeply encouraged by is ***'s love. OK
2. What I am deeply encouraged is ***'s love. Incorrect
3. The thing by which I am deeply encouraged is ***'s love. Correct but unnecessarily wordy.
2. What I am deeply encouraged is ***'s love. Incorrect
3. The thing by which I am deeply encouraged is ***'s love. Correct but unnecessarily wordy.
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