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24 February
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which is correct: "until there is nothing of you but blood." or "until there will be nothing of you but blood."?
which is correct: "until there is nothing of you but blood." or "until there will be nothing of you but blood."?
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- English (US)
I'd probably say "until there is nothing left of you but blood."
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until there is nothing of you but blood is correct!
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@dongelev85 can i also say " there is nothing left FROM you body but blood"?
- English (US)
@imnuts000 That sounds unnatural. "Left of" is kind of a fixed phrase.
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