Marina Gaidar
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I wonder if "one death scuffle" makes [STRIKE]sence [/STRIKE] sense here - "I suppose something much more evil than this one death scuffle is impending, isn’t it?" I'm also not sure whether I used correctly the words "scuffle" and "impending".
Thanks in advance!
Well. I suppose the use of "scuffle" and "impending" is fine. But the sentence is correct only if "one" is dropped.
I see. You mean something like a duel where the fight ends with the death of the other. right?But if I omit "one" the sense will be different. By "one death scuffle" I mean "a scuffle in which only one person has been killed". Can I express this thought in some other way then?