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Tinanam0102 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
about someone's character
Hi teachers,
Emma by Jane Austen.
Emma's character is a bit too mature for a twenty years old.
If I use 'character' in that sentence, would it feel as if Emma was a real life person and she's doing a movie for her character?
Thanks
TN
Emma by Jane Austen.
Emma's character is a bit too mature for a twenty years old.
If I use 'character' in that sentence, would it feel as if Emma was a real life person and she's doing a movie for her character?
Thanks
TN
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Emma's character is a bit too mature for a twenty-year-old. If I use 'character' in that sentence, would it feel as if Emma was a real life person and she's doing a movie for her character? -- No, not at all; it is fine.
- Emma's character is a bit too mature for a twenty-year-old.
- If I use 'character' in that sentence, would it feel as if Emma was a real life person and she's doing a movie for her character?
- -- No, not at all; it is fine.
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Emma's character is a bit too mature for a twenty-year-old.
If I use 'character' in that sentence, would it feel as if Emma was a real life person and she's doing a movie for her character?-- No, not at all; it is fine.
If I use 'character' in that sentence, would it feel as if Emma was a real life person and she's doing a movie for her character?-- No, not at all; it is fine.
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