affinity is a noun, so it should work. i just want to know if it sounds awkward...it's for a college application.
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01-18-2010, 11:35 PM #1
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"affinity for the liberal arts" = correct phrasing?
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I think it's fine. Just make sure it works in context and doesn't come across too cheesy =).
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I think it's fine. Just make sure it works in context and doesn't come across too cheesy =).
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