April 16, 2026
Basilica di Sant'Andrea della Valle
After we were done exploring the Pantheon, we went to stroll down the street and stumbled upon the Basilica di Sant'Andrea della Valle. Its interier just blew me away. We sat inside for more than ten minutes, unable to resist the urge to carefully consider every fresco. It's by far not as popular as, say, St.Peter's Basilica, so there were only a few tourists inside. What a discovery!
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Basilica di Sant'Andrea della Valle
After we were done exploring the Pantheon, we went tofor a stroll down the street and stumbled upon the Basilica di Sant'Andrea della Valle.
After we were done exploring the Pantheon, we went for a stroll down the street and stumbled upon the Basilica di Sant'Andrea della Valle.
Its interier just blew me away.
We sat inside for more than ten minutes, unable to resist the urge to carefully consider every fresco.
It's by far not as popular as, say, St. Peter's Basilica, so there were only a few tourists inside. It's by far not as popular as, say, St. Peter's Basilica, so there were only a few tourists inside.
What a discovery!
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I Googled it and it looks incredible - what a discovery indeed :) Great writing!
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Thank you, curios_owl!
After we were done exploring the Pantheon, we went to strolled down the street and stumbled upon the Basilica di Sant'Andrea della Valle.
After we were done exploring the Pantheon, we strolled down the street and stumbled upon the Basilica di Sant'Andrea della Valle.
Think of to "stroll" as to "walk" to see how it fits into a sentence.
It's by far not as popular as, say, St.Peter's Basilica, by far, so there were only a few tourists inside.
It's not as popular as, say, St.Peter's Basilica, by far, so there were only a few tourists inside.
If you want to use "by far," it works better not to break up the "not as popular" comparison. However, because the sentence has so many commas already, you might consider a different way to intensify the comparison such as, "It is not nearly as popular" (or even "as wildly popular" if you wanted to push the envelope a bit).
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Nice!
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Grazie!
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After we were done exploring the Pantheon, we went to stroll down the street and stumbled upon the Basilica di Sant'Andrea della Valle.
After we were done exploring the Pantheon, we Think of to "stroll" as to "walk" to see how it fits into a sentence.
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We sat inside for more than ten minutes, unable to resist the urge to carefully consider every fresco. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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It's by far not as popular as, say, St.Peter's Basilica, so there were only a few tourists inside.
It's If you want to use "by far," it works better not to break up the "not as popular" comparison. However, because the sentence has so many commas already, you might consider a different way to intensify the comparison such as, "It is not nearly as popular" (or even "as wildly popular" if you wanted to push the envelope a bit). It's by far not as popular as, say, St. Peter's Basilica, so there were only a few tourists inside. It's by far not as popular as, say, St. Peter's Basilica, so there were only a few tourists inside. |
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