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Is this sentence correct? If it is wrong, how can I correct it? *A warm breeze blew through my face that made me cozy. Thank you all!!!

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No, it isn`t correct. In English, through means to flow in and out of something with no resistance. eg. a liquid. Things cannot flow in and out of your face because it is a solid. So, the correct thing would be A warm breeze blew past/on my face and it made me feel cozy. Hope I helped.
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No, you can't go through a face. A warm breeze can blow through a room. A warm breeze can blow onto/across your face. I would also say feel cozy.
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Hello Channell, A warm breeze blew ON/ACROSS/PAST my face. I also think it would be unnatural to use the adjective 'cozy' here. I would say 'warm' instead. Cosy would be more commonly used to describe something like a blanket, or warm clothes, or a fire. I hope that helps. Christine

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