Correct usage.
She is a best song writer.
I used to paint to this when I was 19 living in a halfway house in Phoenix, AZ
I know the first example is wrong. It should be: She is a great song writer. But both best and great are adjectives ?
And on the other example: Is a and conjunction required before living or a comma, or no punctuation. Is it wrong as written?
And here: Is the comma optional or necessary?
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She is a best song writer. I used to paint to this when I was 19 living in a halfway house in Phoenix, AZ I know the first example is wrong. It should be: She is a great song writer.
- She is a best song writer.
- I used to paint to this when I was 19 living in a halfway house in Phoenix, AZ I know the first example is wrong.
- It should be: She is a great song writer.
- But are both best and great are adjectives ?
- Yes And on the other example: Is a and conjunction required before living or a comma, or no punctuation.
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She is a best song writer.
I used to paint to this when I was 19 living in a halfway house in Phoenix, AZ
I know the first example is wrong. It should be: She is a great song writer.
But are both best and great are adjectives ? Yes
And on the other example: Is a and conjunction required before living or a
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