Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
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Is it correct to say : "I am observant of what I eat"?
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In a way, yes, it is grammatical, but it doesn't make too much sense. 'Observant' means sharp-eyed, attentive, watchful, vigilant, alert. You are looking at what is on your plate carefully!
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In a way, yes, it is grammatical, but it doesn't make too much sense. 'Observant' means sharp-eyed, attentive, watchful, vigilant, alert. You are looking at what is on your plate carefully!
The verb 'observe' however has a meaning other than to watch or examine. It can also be 'to Abide by' - respect, follow, comply with, as in I observe the rules of this house (I follow the rul
The verb 'observe' however has a meaning other than to watch or examine. It can also be 'to Abide by' - respect, follow, comply with, as in I observe the rules of this house (I follow the rul
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