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Hi! I want to know if this sentence is grammatically correct and if both sentences are possible. English is my second language:
you cultivated in me the passion for the English literature
or
you cultivated the passion for the English literature in me
Which one is correct?
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Old Mar 30, 2008, 04:37 PM   #2  
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Both are almost right.

MOST right would be:

You cultivated in me the passion for English literature.

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lrivero83 agrees: I think his answer is accurate because of the heavy noun shift
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