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Is it ok? 'The square provides a pleasant paradise for shopping and relaxing.' Thanks

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Hi Helen, it's not wrong grammatically but in terms of context, 'pleasant paradise' doesn't quite work. The idea of paradise is in itself stronger/better than just 'pleasant', so really it's just not the right word to use. If I were you, I'd just remove the adjective.

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