July 29, 2020
Impact of Interstellar War
I randomly choose words, expressions, phrasal verbs etc. from my flash cards and my task is to incorporate them into meaningful sentence/s or a short story.
Random words; HUGELY CONFLICTED, GET UP AND GO
When I visited her couple months ago I was hugely conflicted by chatting with her. I’d known her for many years as a get-up-and-go person, but since the end of The Third Interstellar War she’s hardly ever left her bristled with weapons bunker on Zitron IV.
When I visited her couple months ago I was hugefelt greatly conflicted bywhen chatting with her.
I’d known her for many years as a get-up-and-go person, but since the end of Tthe Third Interstellar War she’s hardly ever left her bunker bristleding with weapons bunker on Zitron IV.
July 30, 2020
When I visited her couple months ago I was hugefelt greatly conflicted bywhen chatting with her.
So, 'hugely conflicted' doesn't make sense at all or just in this sentence?
July 30, 2020
So, 'hugely conflicted' doesn't make sense at all or just in this sentence?
Just a style change, hugely is grammatically correct but a lot less common than greatly. I looked up the frequency at https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=hugely%2C+greatly&year_start=1900 and it looks like hugely is becoming more popular so maybe I'm just old school.
Aug. 9, 2020
I’d known her for many years as a get-up-and-go person, but since the end of Tthe Third Interstellar War she’s hardly ever left her bunker bristleding with weapons bunker on Zitron IV.
"She's hardly ever left her bunker bristling with weapons" could mean that she often leaves with no weapons. The initial word oder by OP makes it easier to tell that the BUNKER is bristling with weapons, rather than HER
Impact of Interstellar War
When I visited her couple months ago I was hugely conflicted by chatting withwhen talking to her.
I’d known her for many years as a get-up-and-go person, but since the end of The Third Interstellar War she’s hardly ever left her bristled with weapons bunker on Zitron IV.
Aug. 9, 2020
"She's hardly ever left her bunker bristling with weapons" could mean that she often leaves with no weapons. The initial word oder by OP makes it easier to tell that the BUNKER is bristling with weapons, rather than HER
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I randomly choose words, expressions, phrasal verbs etc. |
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from my flash cards and my task is to incorporate them into meaningful sentence/s or a short story. |
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Random words; HUGELY CONFLICTED, GET UP AND GO |
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When I visited her couple months ago I was hugely conflicted by chatting with her. When I visited her couple months ago I was hugely conflicted When I visited her couple months ago I |
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I’d known her for many years as a get-up-and-go person, but since the end of The Third Interstellar War she’s hardly ever left her bristled with weapons bunker on Zitron IV. This sentence has been marked as perfect! I’d known her for many years as a get-up-and-go person, but since the end of |
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