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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Adjectives

Does any of these sentences make sense:


a) "I could see he was injured, because he had a floppy stride."


b) "I could see he was injured, because he had a sloppy stride."


c) "I could see he was injured, because he had a slack stride."

  

Top answer

Nope. Sorry, but those aren't going to do the job. You have lots of choices: I could [see / tell] he was injured because he [had / walked with] an [uneven / irregular] [gait / stride].

— CalifJim

  • Nope.
  • Sorry, but those aren't going to do the job.
  • You have lots of choices: I could [see / tell] he was injured because he [had / walked with] an [uneven / irregular] [gait / stride].
  • CJ
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Nope. Sorry, but those aren't going to do the job. You have lots of choices:

I could [see / tell] he was injured because he [had / walked with] an [uneven / irregular] [gait / stride].

CJ

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