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Ticce Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
What sounds better?
Which sentence is better?
1) It's a pleasure for me to see that this event is equally exciting as for our guest as for us.
1a) It's a pleasure for me to see that this event is equally exciting for both our guests and us.
2) It's a pleasure for me to see our guests being excited as we are because of this event.
3) Your variant
Regards
1) It's a pleasure for me to see that this event is equally exciting as for our guest as for us.
1a) It's a pleasure for me to see that this event is equally exciting for both our guests and us.
2) It's a pleasure for me to see our guests being excited as we are because of this event.
3) Your variant
Regards
Top answer
Hi. Ticce 1) It's a pleasure for me to see that this event is equally exciting as for our guest as for us. It sounds not so good.
- Hi.
- Ticce 1) It's a pleasure for me to see that this event is equally exciting as for our guest as for us.
- It sounds not so good.
- Ticce 1a) It's a pleasure for me to see that this event is equally exciting for both of our guests and us.
- Possible, but not preferable.
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Hi.
Ticce1) It'sIt sounds not so good.apleasure for me to see that this event is equally exciting as for our guest as for us.
Ticce1a) It'sPossible, but not preferable.apleasure for me to see that this event is equally exciting for both of our guests and us.
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Hi,
Which sentence is better?
1) It's a pleasure for me to see that this event is equally exciting as for our guest as for us.
No, say it this way.
It's a pleasure for me to see that this event is equally exciting for our guest and for us.
1a) It's a pleasure for me to see that this event is equally exciting for both our guests and us.
This is acceptabl
Which sentence is better?
1) It's a pleasure for me to see that this event is equally exciting as for our guest as for us.
No, say it this way.
It's a pleasure for me to see that this event is equally exciting for our guest and for us.
1a) It's a pleasure for me to see that this event is equally exciting for both our guests and us.
This is acceptabl
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Hi, Clive.I'm confused. Is "pleasure" countable or not?
Could you please tell me if my statements are coorect? Thank you.
Could you please tell me if my statements are coorect? Thank you.
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Hi,
Is "pleasure" countable or not?
It can be both.
eg Pleasure is better than pain.
eg Relaxing after work is one of life's many pleasures.
eg It's a pleasure to do something
Could you please tell me if my statements are correct? I
Is "pleasure" countable or not?
It can be both.
eg Pleasure is better than pain.
eg Relaxing after work is one of life's many pleasures.
eg It's a pleasure to do something
Could you please tell me if my statements are correct? I
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Hi,
Is "pleasure" countable or not?
It can be both.
eg Pleasure is better than pain.
eg Relaxing after work is one of life's many pleasures.
eg It's a pleasure to do something
Could you please tell me if my statements are correct? I
Is "pleasure" countable or not?
It can be both.
eg Pleasure is better than pain.
eg Relaxing after work is one of life's many pleasures.
eg It's a pleasure to do something
Could you please tell me if my statements are correct? I
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Everything seems to fall into place. I looked through it without proper attention. Thank you anyway.
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