It's characterized?

#1 17-Oct-2009, 15:07

Hi, I'm writting this essay right? So I have to describe some features of a painting, so I wrote this: ""the portrait it's characterized by Dr John's closed eyes and the light behind it ", is it right?

cheers

Soup · #2 17-Oct-2009, 15:19

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi, I'm writting this essay right? So I have to describe some features of a painting, so I wrote this: ""the portrait is characterized by Dr John's closed eyes and the light behind it", is it right?

cheers

What do you mean when you say 'characterized', and what does 'it refer to?

saeta · #3 17-Oct-2009, 15:30

Hi, when I say it's characterized it's to say that explain some atributes of the portrait of Dr John

Soup · #4 17-Oct-2009, 15:41

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Originally Posted by saeta

Hi, when I say it's characterized it's to say that explain some atributes of the portrait of Dr John

OK. Try,

The portrait is characterized by ...

saeta · #5 17-Oct-2009, 15:57

Thanks, take care

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