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Question about English (US)
Does this sentence make sense?
I believe you become more impressed with interesting books or movies by sharing feelings or opinions with your friends.
Does this sentence make sense?
I believe you become more impressed with interesting books or movies by sharing feelings or opinions with your friends.
I believe you become more impressed with interesting books or movies by sharing feelings or opinions with your friends.
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- English (US)
I understand what you mean, but “impressed” is used in he moment you are experiencing something. You don’t use impressed to describe how you see something after you first experience it.
“I believe you appreciate interesting books or movies..” is a more natural expression.
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