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| My questions: 1.- Possessive pronoun. "My". Can I leave it out? "My" home is a prison cell. Would it have the same meaning? 2.- Take a look at this sentence. On "A" Sunday I had to go to school. Can you believe it?. I would like to mean "I had to go there on Sunday, but it´s not known which Sunday" Can I use the indefinite article or should I say that in a different way?. Maybe "One Sunday", "A Sunday"? I´m not sure. 3.- "Devotion". Can I use this word to mean someone believes in God and practices one kind of religion. "My friend´s devotion to God is really huge" Enjoy the last day of the week! Jesús |
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| 1 You could, but then it could either refer to your home or to homes in general. However, the rest of the text would make it clear what you meant. 2 I would change the word order- I had to go to school on a Sunday. (It sounds better to me coming after the verb rather than at the beginning) 3 Yes, you can. I'd say 'great' rather than 'huge', though. |
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