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Newguest Posted 17 years ago
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Hello

I have a few questions:

1. We are actually all alone, we're "lonely fighters" in this world.

2. Even if a wife and a husband sleep in the same bed they have different dreams.



3. Each human being wants to secure himself/herself a better future.



4. He started crying out loud/ly. --- Should it be "loud" or "loudly"?



Are the above sentences correct? Would you change something?



cheers
  

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1. We are actually all alone. We're "lonely fighters" in this world.

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1. We are actually all alone. We're "lonely fighters" in this world.

2. Even if a wife and a husband sleep in the same bed, they have different dreams.



3. Each human being Everyone wants to secure himself/herself a better future. We have an idoimatic expression for 'secure' in this sense. We would say 'Everyone wants to make a
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1. We are actually all alone. We're "lonely fighters" in this world.

2. Even if a wife and a husband sleep in the same bed, they have different dreams.



3. Each human being Everyone wants to secure himself/herself a better future. We have an idoimatic expression for 'secure' in this sense. We would say 'Everyone wants to make a
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Pretty impressive thoughts being expressed here.

1. We are actually all alone. We're 'lone fighters' in this world.

2. Perfect.

3. Each human being wants to secure a better future for himself/herself.

4. Both are acceptable but slightly different meanings. 'To cry out loud' means that his cries were audible. Anything done 'out loud' makes a noise. 'To cry out l
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Thanks guys.

How about these:

1. I was ruminating about whether we really have friends.

2. Ten men were to be starved to death as a punishment for ...

Are they OK?