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Amir Oghlow Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

A sentence

"Each of the love languages is vulnerable to insincere manipulation."

Could you please explain this to me?
  

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What is a "love language"? I don't know. The rest of the sentence can be taken literally.

— CalifJim

  • What is a "love language"?
  • I don't know.
  • The rest of the sentence can be taken literally.
  • All you need is a dictionary.
  • CJ
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What is a "love language"? I don't know.

The rest of the sentence can be taken literally. All you need is a dictionary.

CJ
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Why did they use "to" with "an adjective"?
Insincere is an adjective.
So, that's why I couldn't understand the sentence itself
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Amir OghlowWhy did they use "to" with an adjective? [no quotes on adjective]
They didn't. "to" goes with "vulnerable" and "manipulation". It's vulnerable to manipulation. But what kind of manipulation is it? It is insincere manipulation, i.e., manipulation that is insincere.

OK now?
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Ahhha
I got it.

Thank you very much.
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