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Gene93 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
your voice sounds different'has changed
Hello,
I was told that these two sentences sounded a little odd, but I can't see anything wrong with them. Here they are: "I haven't seen you for ages...You have grown up since the last time I saw you and your voice has changed."
The other one: "Is your throat sore? Your voice sounds different today."
Don't they make sense? Thank you.
I was told that these two sentences sounded a little odd, but I can't see anything wrong with them. Here they are: "I haven't seen you for ages...You have grown up since the last time I saw you and your voice has changed."
The other one: "Is your throat sore? Your voice sounds different today."
Don't they make sense? Thank you.
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Gene93 I can't see anything wrong with them Apart from the small matter of a lack of a comma after "saw you", neither can I.
- Gene93 I can't see anything wrong with them Apart from the small matter of a lack of a comma after "saw you", neither can I.
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Gene93 I can't see anything wrong with themApart from the small matter of a lack of a comma after "saw you", neither can I.
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Usually I don't post simple "I agree" posts, but since GYP is from the UK and I'm from the US, I'm going to agree to show that there is no BrE/AmE difference here. Those sentences sound fine.
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