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Mosja Posted 7 years ago
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Are this sentences grammatically correct?
EXPERTS are warning that you need to be knowledgeable before foraging for mushrooms.
he was dodgy of her motives (dodgy = suspicious)
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mosja dodgy = suspicious Hmm. I've never seen that definition of 'dodgy'. It's more like dubious, of uncertain outcome.
- mosja dodgy = suspicious Hmm.
- I've never seen that definition of 'dodgy'.
- It's more like dubious, of uncertain outcome.
- The word you want is 'wary': nervous or distrustful about possible dangers .
- mosja Experts are warning that you need to be knowledgeable before foraging for mushrooms.
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mosjadodgy = suspicious
Hmm. I've never seen that definition of 'dodgy'. It's more like dubious, of uncertain outcome.
The word you want is 'wary': nervous or distrustful about possible dangers.
mosjaExperts are warning that you need to be knowledgeable before foraging
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