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However, this was the furthest thing from her mind right now.
Requested I changed to "head"?
Sounds very odd
See example:
However, this was the furthest thing from her mind right now.
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Remember, Grammarly is only software -- it does not understand the meaning of what you write. For synonyms, it will always suggest "mind" when it sees "head." (It is never telling you to change.) And when its sees "mind", it will suggest "head". Like a human editor, it is merely asking if you have considered an alternate word. But unlike a human editor, the software is about as smart as my goldfish.
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answered Nov 04 '12 at 20:44
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If you're talking about thoughts, leave it 'mind'. If you are talking about something that is the greatest distance from her head, change 'further' to 'farther' and use 'head'.
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answered Nov 03 '12 at 22:00
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