yamyam
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Hello, teachers!
I've found the following, but I can't find any similar example to it. Is the following a common usage?
1. In this story by Leo Tolstory we find ourselves mysteriously drawn to sympathize with the poor victim of drunken mockery.
I've found a lot of examples "nouns" after "drawn to," but not any "verbs" there.
Should #1 be rewritten as "... mysteriously drawn to our sympathy with ..." or something like that?
Thanks in advance for your help on this.
yam.
I've found the following, but I can't find any similar example to it. Is the following a common usage?
1. In this story by Leo Tolstory we find ourselves mysteriously drawn to sympathize with the poor victim of drunken mockery.
I've found a lot of examples "nouns" after "drawn to," but not any "verbs" there.
Should #1 be rewritten as "... mysteriously drawn to our sympathy with ..." or something like that?
Thanks in advance for your help on this.
yam.