Belgin Koçak
I wonder if this sentence is correct. I feel like it is not, because I haven't seen such a structure in English. "These mistakes can't escape the eye of an attentive reader. " (I wanted to say that there are some small issues with a text, but an attentive reader would easily detect them.)
Jun 13, 2021 8:12 PM
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I wonder if this sentence is correct. I feel like it is not, because I haven't seen such a structure in English. "These mistakes can't escape the eye of an attentive reader. " (I wanted to say that there are some small issues with a text, but an attentive reader would easily detect them.)
I think it is beautifully written. I love the use of personification.
June 13, 2021
I wonder if this sentence is correct. I feel like it is not, because I haven't seen such a structure in English. "These mistakes can't escape the eye of an attentive reader. " (I wanted to say that there are some small issues with a text, but an attentive reader would easily detect them.)
Perfect! I think proofreading is important for this reason, don't you?
June 14, 2021
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Belgin Koçak
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Chinese (Mandarin), English, French, Korean, Turkish
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English, French
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