Asked by helen
I was unexpectedly surprised by the interest that I had in these people who uncovered history with their bare hands, who saw what had not been seen for nearly two thousand years.
should it be, "...the interest I had in these people..."?
should it be, "...the interest I had in these people..."?
Answers
Answered by
GuruBlue
That is what I would say... However, I would also use"who with their bare hands had uncovered history that had not been seen for nearly two thousand years."
Answered by
helen
what would you say? would you use "that?"
Answered by
Writeacher
Delete "unexpectedly" since it's redundant with "surprised." [Have you ever been surprised expectedly?]
The sentence is wordy. Here's my suggestion:
I was surprised by my interest in these people who uncovered history with their bare hands and who saw what had not been seen for nearly two thousand years.
The sentence is wordy. Here's my suggestion:
I was surprised by my interest in these people who uncovered history with their bare hands and who saw what had not been seen for nearly two thousand years.