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Persian Learner Posted 10 years ago
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And between adjectives

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He was a difficult, stubborn child.

He was a difficult and stubborn child.

He was a difficult, stubborn and fussy child.

He was a difficult and stubborn and fussy child.

He was a difficult, stubborn, fussy child.

Are all the above sentences correct?
  

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htm Difficult, stubborn and fussy are coordinate adjectives. He was a difficult and stubborn and fussy child. Stylistically ugly.

  • htm Difficult, stubborn and fussy are coordinate adjectives.
  • He was a difficult and stubborn and fussy child.
  • Stylistically ugly.
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Difficult, stubborn and fussy are coordinate adjectives.

He was a difficult and stubborn and fussy child. Stylistically ugly.

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