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3Likes- 09-Nov-2011, 22:43 #1
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admire your music I admire your music.
Is this correct English? (I know we should say 'appreciate your music'.)
Thank you in advance.
- 09-Nov-2011, 23:37 #2
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Re: admire your music Sounds fine. In fact, I think that "admire" better expresses what you're trying to say.
- 09-Nov-2011, 23:51 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: admire your music Thank you very much, Slick. And can both words be used in this sentence:
Everyone was clapping and appreciating/admiring your music.
Thank you again.
- 09-Nov-2011, 23:57 #4
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Re: admire your music *Not a Teacher*
Both work equally well in that sentence. "Appreciating" may be the best choice for the context, but that's just my opinion.
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