Is this correct? Are there any mistakes?
Feeling nourished and grateful for a full-on immersive few days in the national park. No phones, just stimulation from the sounds of nature including a thunderstorm on our hike through the forest and the hummingbirds at breakfast.
Thank you in advance.
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Sure. All good.
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Feeling motivated by Bob's comment I add a litlle.
Bob's comment is interesting. With my lesser experience of life, I have no problem with the expressions you use. Also British, rather than American English. :)
So, just a comment, not any full-on ammendment or anything.
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My answer was brief, not because I was being lazy; Just liked what you wrote.
Native speaker of New Zealand English.
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Thank you very much Bob.
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Hi Hamid. I don't know if any grammar rules are broken in your statement, but I think most of us native English (American) would not say it that way. I think that we almost always include a subject (and not assume), and have not heard "full-on immersive few days" in my 75 years of life! I would say the first sentence as:
I am feeling nourished and grateful for being able to spend a few days in the national park.
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