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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Wind or air?
How would you say this?
Would you use wind even if it isn’t windy?
Feeling the wind/air as you eat on the terrace feels so good.
Thank you
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anonymous Would you use wind even if it isn’t windy? No. anonymous Feeling the wind/air as you eat on the terrace feels so good.
- anonymous Would you use wind even if it isn’t windy?
- No.
- anonymous Feeling the wind/air as you eat on the terrace feels so good.
- "Air" is OK.
- I might say "feeling the breeze".
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anonymousWould you use wind even if it isn’t windy?
No.
anonymousFeeling the wind/air as you eat on the terrace feels so good.
"Air" is OK. I might say "feeling the breeze". Wind is too strong to feel good while you're trying to eat.
Using "feel" twice like that is not the best idea, by the way.
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