I'm at the library now, and the room we meet in at 6:10 p.m. is in the back of the reference desk on the main floor. It's the room where there are a lot of computers and huge glass windows to see inside and outside of.
Question: What is "better": "They are strong courageous fighting women"; or, "They are strong, courageous, fighting women."
Rain: On one hand we need the rain for water to drink and to water our crops; on the other hand, it causes an interruption in our nice Califoria weather which we're all used to, as well as flooding (if there's too much), mudslides, and makes driving more hazardous.
good grammar question. are they women or fighting women? I get the sense they are fighting women (as if they term is a noun). thus, I would opt for the former. I was impressed with how we were all driving today. I thought we did well.
ReplyDeleteYes, they are "fighting women," as in Amazonian women, actually.
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