Does it make sense? - We are always looking for a wonder, but the things we...

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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If it doesn’t I would like to correct it, and thanks in advance…

“We are always looking for a wonder, but the things we used to see, are more wonder than those we are looking for.”

Jamilion

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Hi Jamilion,

I would suggest that you need the word ‘miracle’ in place of ‘wonder’.

Is this what you want to say?

We are always looking for a miracle but the things we are used to seeing are more miraculous than those we are looking for.

Alan

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1000 thanks to you Mr. Alan …

Yes that is what I want to say!.

Jamilion.

We are always looking for a miracle but the things we are used to seeing are more miraculous than those we are looking for.

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The code doesn’t appear to me

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