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“I will never be as much comfortable and happy with others anymore as I am or was with you“
Is this sentence correct? If not then which would be the grammatically correct way to say this.
P.s: I added am or was because it was for some people who I used to be friends with, and for some people who are still my friends
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“I will never be as much comfortable and happy with others anymore as I am or was with you“
Is this sentence correct? If not then which would be the grammatically correct way to say this.
P.s: I added am or was because it was for some people who I used to be friends with, and for some people who are still my friends
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No it is not correct. You would never say "as much comfortable"
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“I will never be as much comfortable and happy with others anymore as I am or was with you“
Is this sentence correct? If not then which would be the grammatically correct way to say this.
P.s: I added am or was because it was for some people who I used to be friends with, and for some people who are still my friends
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“I will never be as much comfortable and happy with others anymore as I am or was with you“
Is this sentence correct? If not then which would be the grammatically correct way to say this.
P.s: I added am or was because it was for some people who I used to be friends with, and for some people who are still my friends
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No it is not correct. You would never say "as much comfortable"
– Karlomanio
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No it is not correct. You would never say "as much comfortable"
– Karlomanio
11 hours ago
No it is not correct. You would never say "as much comfortable"
– Karlomanio
11 hours ago
No it is not correct. You would never say "as much comfortable"
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Although there are many different variations that you could use, I would the express the idea that you conveyed through one of the following sentences:
In a "past" sense:
"I will never be as comfortable and happy with others as I was with you."
In a "present" sense:
"I will never be as comfortable and happy with others as I am with you."
If you want to emphasize the feelings of comfort and happiness you might want to consider using the word "nor":
"I will never be as comfortable, nor as happy, with others as I am with you."
I am American, and I have seen a similar constructions widely used in both speech and writing. The answers I gave are more descriptive, rather than prescriptive, in nature.
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My happiness knows no bounds when you grace me with your presence and affection. For those of my past and present are but a faint glimmer in comparison to the bright burning star, that is yourself. You bring me comfort and joy, of which I have never felt, in every waking moment of my life, and for that, I am eternally grateful.
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I have never been, nor will I ever be, as happy and comfortable with other people as I am with you.
That said, given your "PS" note, this might be a message to a friend rather than a significant other, which means you may want to consider rephrasing:
I have never had a friend where I've been so happy and comfortable with.
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Although there are many different variations that you could use, I would the express the idea that you conveyed through one of the following sentences:
In a "past" sense:
"I will never be as comfortable and happy with others as I was with you."
In a "present" sense:
"I will never be as comfortable and happy with others as I am with you."
If you want to emphasize the feelings of comfort and happiness you might want to consider using the word "nor":
"I will never be as comfortable, nor as happy, with others as I am with you."
I am American, and I have seen a similar constructions widely used in both speech and writing. The answers I gave are more descriptive, rather than prescriptive, in nature.
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Although there are many different variations that you could use, I would the express the idea that you conveyed through one of the following sentences:
In a "past" sense:
"I will never be as comfortable and happy with others as I was with you."
In a "present" sense:
"I will never be as comfortable and happy with others as I am with you."
If you want to emphasize the feelings of comfort and happiness you might want to consider using the word "nor":
"I will never be as comfortable, nor as happy, with others as I am with you."
I am American, and I have seen a similar constructions widely used in both speech and writing. The answers I gave are more descriptive, rather than prescriptive, in nature.
answered 12 hours ago
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Although there are many different variations that you could use, I would the express the idea that you conveyed through one of the following sentences:
In a "past" sense:
"I will never be as comfortable and happy with others as I was with you."
In a "present" sense:
"I will never be as comfortable and happy with others as I am with you."
If you want to emphasize the feelings of comfort and happiness you might want to consider using the word "nor":
"I will never be as comfortable, nor as happy, with others as I am with you."
I am American, and I have seen a similar constructions widely used in both speech and writing. The answers I gave are more descriptive, rather than prescriptive, in nature.
answered 12 hours ago
A.W.A.W.
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Although there are many different variations that you could use, I would the express the idea that you conveyed through one of the following sentences:
In a "past" sense:
"I will never be as comfortable and happy with others as I was with you."
In a "present" sense:
"I will never be as comfortable and happy with others as I am with you."
If you want to emphasize the feelings of comfort and happiness you might want to consider using the word "nor":
"I will never be as comfortable, nor as happy, with others as I am with you."
I am American, and I have seen a similar constructions widely used in both speech and writing. The answers I gave are more descriptive, rather than prescriptive, in nature.
answered 12 hours ago
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My happiness knows no bounds when you grace me with your presence and affection. For those of my past and present are but a faint glimmer in comparison to the bright burning star, that is yourself. You bring me comfort and joy, of which I have never felt, in every waking moment of my life, and for that, I am eternally grateful.
OR
I have never been, nor will I ever be, as happy and comfortable with other people as I am with you.
That said, given your "PS" note, this might be a message to a friend rather than a significant other, which means you may want to consider rephrasing:
I have never had a friend where I've been so happy and comfortable with.
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My happiness knows no bounds when you grace me with your presence and affection. For those of my past and present are but a faint glimmer in comparison to the bright burning star, that is yourself. You bring me comfort and joy, of which I have never felt, in every waking moment of my life, and for that, I am eternally grateful.
OR
I have never been, nor will I ever be, as happy and comfortable with other people as I am with you.
That said, given your "PS" note, this might be a message to a friend rather than a significant other, which means you may want to consider rephrasing:
I have never had a friend where I've been so happy and comfortable with.
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My happiness knows no bounds when you grace me with your presence and affection. For those of my past and present are but a faint glimmer in comparison to the bright burning star, that is yourself. You bring me comfort and joy, of which I have never felt, in every waking moment of my life, and for that, I am eternally grateful.
OR
I have never been, nor will I ever be, as happy and comfortable with other people as I am with you.
That said, given your "PS" note, this might be a message to a friend rather than a significant other, which means you may want to consider rephrasing:
I have never had a friend where I've been so happy and comfortable with.
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My happiness knows no bounds when you grace me with your presence and affection. For those of my past and present are but a faint glimmer in comparison to the bright burning star, that is yourself. You bring me comfort and joy, of which I have never felt, in every waking moment of my life, and for that, I am eternally grateful.
OR
I have never been, nor will I ever be, as happy and comfortable with other people as I am with you.
That said, given your "PS" note, this might be a message to a friend rather than a significant other, which means you may want to consider rephrasing:
I have never had a friend where I've been so happy and comfortable with.
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No it is not correct. You would never say "as much comfortable"
– Karlomanio
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