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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Which of these sentences is correct?
Hello,
Could you tell me please if these sentences are correct and if there is any diffrence between them.
1.Ellen felt her inward constraint (to) start/started/starting to relieve.
2.She felt relieved of inward constraint.
3.Ellen felt how her inward constraint started to relieve.
4.Ellen felt her inward constraint (to) relieve/relieving/relieved.
Could you tell me please if these sentences are correct and if there is any diffrence between them.
1.Ellen felt her inward constraint (to) start/started/starting to relieve.
2.She felt relieved of inward constraint.
3.Ellen felt how her inward constraint started to relieve.
4.Ellen felt her inward constraint (to) relieve/relieving/relieved.
Top answer
Ellen felt her inward constraint /starting to get relieved/gradually getting relieved . Hence i say it is -getting relieved and not just relieve.
- Ellen felt her inward constraint /starting to get relieved/gradually getting relieved .
- Hence i say it is -getting relieved and not just relieve.
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Ellen felt her inward constraint /starting to get relieved/gradually getting relieved .
relieve , the action, is not by itself; it is due to some changes happening externally that you sense the change inwardly.Hence i say it is -getting relieved and not just relieve.
relieve , the action, is not by itself; it is due to some changes happening externally that you sense the change inwardly.Hence i say it is -getting relieved and not just relieve.
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Hi,
What do you mean by 'inward contraint''. Can you say it another way? Can you provide an example, perhaps by giving a little context?
Clive
What do you mean by 'inward contraint''. Can you say it another way? Can you provide an example, perhaps by giving a little context?
Clive
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Hello,
Here in this sentence, there is the same or almost the same idea that I had to convey in my own sentence.
She has been leading others to overcome inner constraints to achieve greater levels of transformation, success and personal power for over 17 years.
Here in this sentence, there is the same or almost the same idea that I had to convey in my own sentence.
She has been leading others to overcome inner constraints to achieve greater levels of transformation, success and personal power for over 17 years.
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Hi,
It's still a vague and awkward phrase.
I suggest perhaps 'her reluctance to . . . '' or 'her inability to . . . '.
Clive
It's still a vague and awkward phrase.
I suggest perhaps 'her reluctance to . . . '' or 'her inability to . . . '.
Clive
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