April 21, 2021
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When I saw my cat asleep my blood ran cold through my body.
Do we say ''through my body''? Is it enough to say ''my blood ran cold''?
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When I saw my cat asleep my blood ran cold through my body.
When I saw my cat asleep my blood ran cold.
Do we say ''through my body''?
Is it enough to say ''my blood ran cold''?
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It is indeed enough. It's preferred, here, that's the form of the idiom. You could say it and it would make sense but it sounds a bit weird because it's obvious you want the idiom :)
April 22, 2021
Thank you.
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When I saw my cat asleep my blood ran cold through my body.
When I saw my cat asleep my blood ran cold |
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Do we say ''through my body''? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Is it enough to say ''my blood ran cold''? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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