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7 Nov 2010 — Impress

 

How would you improve this sentence? 

The towers of the Golden Gate Bridge are very impressing from below.

The towers of the Golden Gate Bridge are very impressing from below.

 

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The towers of the Golden Gate Bridge are very impressing from below.

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The towers of the Golden Gate Bridge are very impressed from below.

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it to impressive.

The towers of the Golden Gate Bridge are very impressive from below.

 

The Golden Gate Bridge – is a double-tower suspension bridge that spans the entrance to the San Francisco Bay in California, USA.  

impress (V) – to affect deeply or strongly in mind or feelings; influence in opinion

inanimate (Adj) — not living