Successor Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
It didn't enter my head
Hello, may I ask for your help in deciding which of the following sentences are correct? Thank you!
A. It wouldn't have crossed my parents' minds to give presents to teachers.
B. It wouldn't have entered my parents' minds to give presents to teachers.
C. It wouldn't have crossed my parents' heads to give presents to teachers.
D. It wouldn't have entered my parents' heads to give presents to teachers.
E. It wouldn't have crossed my mother's mind to give presents to teachers.
E. It wouldn't have entered my mother's mind to give presents to teachers.
E. It wouldn't have crossed my mother's head to give presents to teachers.
F. It wouldn't have entered my mother's head to give presents to teachers.
A. It wouldn't have crossed my parents' minds to give presents to teachers.
B. It wouldn't have entered my parents' minds to give presents to teachers.
C. It wouldn't have crossed my parents' heads to give presents to teachers.
D. It wouldn't have entered my parents' heads to give presents to teachers.
E. It wouldn't have crossed my mother's mind to give presents to teachers.
E. It wouldn't have entered my mother's mind to give presents to teachers.
E. It wouldn't have crossed my mother's head to give presents to teachers.
F. It wouldn't have entered my mother's head to give presents to teachers.
Top answer
C. and E. are never used.
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"cross one's mind" is a common idiom.
"enter one's head" and "enter one's mind" are also used,
"cross one's head" is not.
"enter one's head" and "enter one's mind" are also used,
"cross one's head" is not.
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