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Mr1bin Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Be getting adjective?
I am getting tired.
The price of gas is getting expensive.
It is getting cold.
I am getting handsome
Can I say like that below? using comparative.
I am getting more tired.
The price of gas is getting more expensive.
It is getting colder.
I am getting more handsome
Thank you : )
The price of gas is getting expensive.
It is getting cold.
I am getting handsome
Can I say like that below? using comparative.
I am getting more tired.
The price of gas is getting more expensive.
It is getting colder.
I am getting more handsome
Thank you : )
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Hi, You have the right overall understanding of this. I am getting tired. The price of gas is getting expensive.
- Hi, You have the right overall understanding of this.
- I am getting tired.
- The price of gas is getting expensive.
- More precise to say simply 'Gas is getting expensive'.
- It is getting cold.
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Hi,
You have the right overall understanding of this.
I am getting tired.
The price of gas is getting expensive. More precise to say simply 'Gas is getting expensive'.
It is getting cold.
I am getting handsome This sou
You have the right overall understanding of this.
I am getting tired.
The price of gas is getting expensive. More precise to say simply 'Gas is getting expensive'.
It is getting cold.
I am getting handsome This sou
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