Taxiarchis
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Hello,
I have a question regarding the following sentence, which is the fragment of a story I'm working on:
"Rumors abounded regarding the rapid deterioration in the relations between the nobility and the military."
My concern is, whether I can leave abounded in second position, right after Rumors and before the rest of the sentence, or if I have to place it at the very end of the sentence - something like "Rumors regarding... abounded.", as I had mentioned in the thread's title.
I would also like to know, if the sentence comes off as unnatural and/or stilted. I myself feel rather put off by all the repetitive sounds (all the Rs in the first half and those two '-tion(s)' so close to each other), which is also why I really, really didn't want to say "...abounded about".
Thank you in advance
I have a question regarding the following sentence, which is the fragment of a story I'm working on:
"Rumors abounded regarding the rapid deterioration in the relations between the nobility and the military."
My concern is, whether I can leave abounded in second position, right after Rumors and before the rest of the sentence, or if I have to place it at the very end of the sentence - something like "Rumors regarding... abounded.", as I had mentioned in the thread's title.
I would also like to know, if the sentence comes off as unnatural and/or stilted. I myself feel rather put off by all the repetitive sounds (all the Rs in the first half and those two '-tion(s)' so close to each other), which is also why I really, really didn't want to say "...abounded about".
Thank you in advance