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Taichimaster Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Are they all grammatically correct?
Are they all grammatically correct?
1. It is terrible to show its teeth.
2. It is terrible that the dog shows its teeth.
3. The dog is terrible to show its teeth.
Thanks
1. It is terrible to show its teeth.
2. It is terrible that the dog shows its teeth.
3. The dog is terrible to show its teeth.
Thanks
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Hi, Yes. Clive
- Hi, Yes.
- Clive
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Hi,
Often, no difference may be intended, but here are a few comments.
1. It is terrible to show its teeth.
Does not mention a dog. Maybe it is a tiger.
Similar in structure to #3,
2. It is terrible t
Often, no difference may be intended, but here are a few comments.
1. It is terrible to show its teeth.
Does not mention a dog. Maybe it is a tiger.
Similar in structure to #3,
2. It is terrible t
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Can the structure of sentences 2 and 3 apply to the sentence using any adjective?
I mean, can every adjective be expressed in form of "It is adjective that....." and "noun is/am/are adjective to do sth."?
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I mean, can every adjective be expressed in form of "It is adjective that....." and "noun is/am/are adjective to do sth."?
Many Thanks
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Hi,
Can the structure of sentences 2 and 3 apply to the sentence using any adjective?
I mean, can every adjective be expressed in form of "It is adjective that.." and "noun is/am/are adjective to do sth."?
Be cautious about generalizations. I'd say it depends on the adjective, as well as on the rest of th
Can the structure of sentences 2 and 3 apply to the sentence using any adjective?
I mean, can every adjective be expressed in form of "It is adjective that.." and "noun is/am/are adjective to do sth."?
Be cautious about generalizations. I'd say it depends on the adjective, as well as on the rest of th
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