What is a difference between Talisman and Necklace
Hi,
Please check which usage is correct.
A papyrus that proves the existence of King Midas, who turned everything he touched into gold thanks to the power of a magical necklace.
or
A papyrus that proves the existence of King Midas, who turned everything he touched into gold thanks to the power of a magical talisman.
Thanks in advance.
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These are both correct English: the choice just depends on what you want to say. But is a necklace or talisman involved in the story as it is usually told? Be aware that what you have written is a noun phrase and not a full sentence.
- These are both correct English: the choice just depends on what you want to say.
- But is a necklace or talisman involved in the story as it is usually told?
- Be aware that what you have written is a noun phrase and not a full sentence.
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These are both correct English: the choice just depends on what you want to say. But is a necklace or talisman involved in the story as it is usually told?
Be aware that what you have written is a noun phrase and not a full sentence.
0A magic necklace is a talisman. The sentence should be, for example:
"This papyrus scroll proves the...gold through the power of a talisman(a talisman is magical, so no need to describe it as such)/magic necklace."
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