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''Losing what has never been yours" sounds weird but it totally sucks Fine from a grammar standopoint? Thanks
Feb 19, 2022 2:25 PM
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''Losing what has never been yours sounds weird, but it totally sucks."
Grammatically, that is ok; but I am not clear about the meaning: I don't understand how how "...but it totally sucks.", links to the rest of the sentence. Why would it "suck"? Maybe if there were some kind of context, it might be understandable, and ok...
February 19, 2022
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