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| Does my sentence make sense? We are interested to see what their relationships will become. Thanks in advance |
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More colloquially: "We are interested in seeing how their relationship/s will turn out." (or "work out") "We are interested to see what will become of their relationships." This means how they will end up; without being concerned with all the details. If you only mean between two people, use "relationship". If you have a group of 4 or 5 people, you might say: "We are interested to see what will become of their various relationships." "We are interested to see what relationships will develop among them." |
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