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Christine Christie Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

With my guard low

Is this sentence grammatical:



"I entered the game with my guard low, as I initially didn't think I was in danger."




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We normally say "guard down". It is not literal.

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  • We normally say "guard down".
  • It is not literal.
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We normally say "guard down". It is not literal.

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Christine Christiewith my guard low

I understand what you mean, but we don't say it like that. "let one's guard down" is the expression you want.

I had let my guard down when I entered the game because, at least initially, I didn't think I was in danger.

Or, closer to your version, you could have

I entered the game with my gu

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