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Emtinan Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Which is more correct and what is the difference
When is more correct to say "I am happy that you are a part of my life" or "I am happy that you are part of my life" and why.
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Emtinan
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Emtinan
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Hi, Welcome to the Forum. When is more correct to say "I am happy that you are a part of my life" or "I am happy that you are part of my life" and why. They are both correct.
- Hi, Welcome to the Forum.
- When is more correct to say "I am happy that you are a part of my life" or "I am happy that you are part of my life" and why.
- They are both correct.
- With the article, #1 suggests more that your life has other parts, and that the person is just one of those parts.
- #2 does not suggest this so much.
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Hi,
Welcome to the Forum.
When is more correct to say "I am happy that you are a part of my life" or "I am happy that you are part of my life" and why.
They are both correct. With the article, #1 suggests more that your life has other parts, and that the person is just one of those parts. #2 does not suggest this so much. So, if you are talki
Welcome to the Forum.
When is more correct to say "I am happy that you are a part of my life" or "I am happy that you are part of my life" and why.
They are both correct. With the article, #1 suggests more that your life has other parts, and that the person is just one of those parts. #2 does not suggest this so much. So, if you are talki
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