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Tarirotari Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
A pub cool enough
There was a party in a pub trendy enough, so we decided to go.
Is the order of the noun phrase in bold acceptable, or must we say: a trendy enough pub?
Is the order of the noun phrase in bold acceptable, or must we say: a trendy enough pub?
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I guess it's okay. It does leave me asking "trendy enough for WHAT" but since I've never been concerned with how fashionable a place is, it may be understood better by other people.
- I guess it's okay.
- It does leave me asking "trendy enough for WHAT" but since I've never been concerned with how fashionable a place is, it may be understood better by other people.
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I guess it's okay. It does leave me asking "trendy enough for WHAT" but since I've never been concerned with how fashionable a place is, it may be understood better by other people.
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Well, the sentence was writen by a student who is quite posh and shallow, so I guess these facts give some more sense to the sentence, don't they?
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