Are these sentences correct?
they're standalone sentences, but is the word 'taciturn' used for them right?
> Stop being taciturn. It's time to overcome your fear
> I try very hard not to be dull and taciturn at family gatherings
> My new classmate is so taciturn, i can't talk to him
> Frankly speaking, being taciturn won't get you far
if not, how do you use the word, thanks
Top answer
No sentence can be correct that does not end in a mark of punctuation. There are other errors of a similar kind. Please observe the basic typographical conventions.
- No sentence can be correct that does not end in a mark of punctuation.
- There are other errors of a similar kind.
- Please observe the basic typographical conventions.
- It is good to get in the habit.
- pockypu > Stop being taciturn.
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No sentence can be correct that does not end in a mark of punctuation. There are other errors of a similar kind. Please observe the basic typographical conventions. It is good to get in the habit.
pockypu> Stop being taciturn. It's time to overcome your fear
The connection between taciturnity and fear is not clear.
The rest are OK. I should t
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