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Unprlld Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Confusion
I am bit confused and the query is....
when we compliment a man i.e "he is a man of value"(for man)
But in case of woman what would it be?
i think it should remain same.
So,do i think right?
when we compliment a man i.e "he is a man of value"(for man)
But in case of woman what would it be?
i think it should remain same.
So,do i think right?
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Hi, I am bit confused and the query is.. e "he is a man of value"(for man) But in case of woman what would it be? i think it should remain same.
- Hi, I am bit confused and the query is..
- e "he is a man of value"(for man) But in case of woman what would it be?
- i think it should remain same.
- So,do i think right?
- She is a woman of value.
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Hi,
I am bit confused and the query is..
when we compliment a man i.e "he is a man of value"(for man)
But in case of woman what would it be?
i think it should remain same.
So,do i think right?
She is a woman of value.
Compliments are usually given directly to the person,
eg You are a person of value.
More common word
I am bit confused and the query is..
when we compliment a man i.e "he is a man of value"(for man)
But in case of woman what would it be?
i think it should remain same.
So,do i think right?
She is a woman of value.
Compliments are usually given directly to the person,
eg You are a person of value.
More common word
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