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Jack112 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Adjectives
Can you have more than one adjective in front a word?
Scenario: I'm helping my friend with programming and I say:
What do these mean?
1. You need more than one print text statement.
2. You need more than one text print statement.
Thanks.
Scenario: I'm helping my friend with programming and I say:
What do these mean?
1. You need more than one print text statement.
2. You need more than one text print statement.
Thanks.
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Hi, Scenario: I'm helping my friend with programming and I say: 1. You need more than one print text statement. 2.
- Hi, Scenario: I'm helping my friend with programming and I say: 1.
- You need more than one print text statement.
- 2.
- You need more than one text print statement.
- Can you have more than one adjective in front a word?
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Hi,
Scenario: I'm helping my friend with programming and I say:
1. You need more than one print text statement.
2. You need more than one text print statement.
Can you have more than one adjective in front a word? Yes. A big fat cat.
Scenario: I'm helping my friend with programming and I say:
1. You need more than one print text statement.
2. You need more than one text print statement.
Can you have more than one adjective in front a word? Yes. A big fat cat.
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