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Grammar is too sexy for me to study.In the sentence, is it grammatically correct and acceptable to use the word 'sexy'?

Clive · Accepted Answer

Grammar is too **** for me to study.

In the sentence, is it grammatically correct Yes

and acceptable to use the word '****'? Sure, if you want to. But do you want people to understand what you mean?

Clive

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I'm 100 percent sure that's not the word you wanted especially if you are not English speaker. Look I'll tell you something important; there are terms or sentences are correc grammatically, but when it comes to the meaning, you will find it either weird, funny or unusual (not common used). Although the structure of the sentence is important but the MEANING is no less importance as well; someone could speak borken English but it's fine as long as he's understood.

In relation to your question, I think you took the word "****" and put it in translator or dictionary and you got a lot of meaning in your own language includes friendly, cordially etc. Which made you wonder if it's acceptable to use the word "****" in your above sentence and English speakers then will understand the meaning like the other meaning that you had found in translator.

If so, Im telling you it's not acceptable, and they will not understand it that way you meant. When you want to use any terminology in English, you need to take into consideration the most common used of the word in society.

I think the terminology that you are looking for is "interesting".

* Grammar is so Interesting for me to study.

Or

* Grammar is very interesting for me to study.

Or

* Grammar is so very interesting for me to study.

Other words that you could use are exciting, fascinating but, I prefer Interesting. ??

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