ostap77
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I've already discussed part of this sentence with bhaisahab. Here's the complete sentence.
"A visit to to the canopy of leaves puts familiar subjects in new perspectives and adds a few surprises."
There are a couple things I would change in this sentence. It's "visit to" and "subjects".
"A walk under the canopy of leaves puts familiar objects in new perspectives and adds a few surprises." 2) We say "put something in perspective". Is it "puts in new perspective", "new perspectives" or "in a new perspective"?
For me a visit to "the canopy of leaves" would have been when somebody climed up the tree.
Given it a second thought, "subjects" might fit in the context if the speaker is an artist?
"A visit to to the canopy of leaves puts familiar subjects in new perspectives and adds a few surprises."
There are a couple things I would change in this sentence. It's "visit to" and "subjects".
"A walk under the canopy of leaves puts familiar objects in new perspectives and adds a few surprises." 2) We say "put something in perspective". Is it "puts in new perspective", "new perspectives" or "in a new perspective"?
For me a visit to "the canopy of leaves" would have been when somebody climed up the tree.
Given it a second thought, "subjects" might fit in the context if the speaker is an artist?
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