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Latest post Tue, Sep 5 2006 1:48 AM by CalifJim. 5 replies.
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Ipodmini  +  262498 Mon, 04 Sep 06 12:18 PM

Is "to my distinct" correct?

eg: It's not correct to my distinct.

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Marius Hancu, 3 yr 81 days ago
What do you want to say?
"distinct" is an adjective, doesn't quite work in there.

Ipodmini, 3 yr 81 days ago
Oh, it is not "distinct", but "instinct", sorry for the typo.
Marius Hancu  +  262525 Mon, 04 Sep 06 01:18 PM
You still aren't saying what do you want to express/say.

"based on my instinct/relying on my instinct" might be a combination

Ipodmini  +  262584 Mon, 04 Sep 06 04:24 PM

Stick out tongue [:P]Sorry, the sentence is "I think he is right about this, to/by my instinct" (are both ok?)

The sentence may be like "I have a gut feeling that he is right about this".

Smile [:)]

CalifJim  +  262754 Tue, 05 Sep 06 01:48 AM
The idiomatic expression I think you're reaching for is  My instinct tells me (that) he's right about this.
Also, my instincts tell me ...

CJ

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