I have made up 3 sentences, are they grammatically right?
1. You’ve been staring blankly at the computer for over an hour. Let’s go for a walk.

2. She has a crush on the man with a rose in his mouth.

3. I am pleasantly surprised at how natural and unaffected these children are.

Thank you :)

Question

I have made up 3 sentences,  are they grammatically right?
1. You’ve been staring blankly at the computer for over an hour. Let’s go for a walk.

2. She has a crush on the man with a rose in his mouth.

3. I am pleasantly surprised at how natural and unaffected these children are.

Thank you :)

Answer

Yes they are all grammatically correct, although 2 would most likely only work if it is a figurative language.

"A rose in his mouth" means "a rose inside his mouth" literally but it could mean "a person who speaks of love/romantically (or anything the rose symbolises for)" figuratively.

Answer

Yeah they are correct.

In all honesty, number 2 sounds a bit weird as it is a very specific situation, but it is not incorrect.

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