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Tenacious Learner Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Definitions for 'high'
Hi teachers,
a) larger that normal
b) more considerable than usual
Would the above definitions work for 'high' in the following context?
The weatherman said, “Sunny, clear skies, and high temperatures.”
Thanks in advance.
a) larger that normal
b) more considerable than usual
Would the above definitions work for 'high' in the following context?
The weatherman said, “Sunny, clear skies, and high temperatures.”
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
a ) larger that normal - - No b) more considerable than usual - - No Both adjectives are wrong word choices, and normality is not suggested, to my mind. a) elevated b) hot
- a ) larger that normal - - No b) more considerable than usual - - No Both adjectives are wrong word choices, and normality is not suggested, to my mind.
- a) elevated b) hot
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a) larger that normal -- No
b) more considerable than usual -- No
Both adjectives are wrong word choices, and normality is not suggested, to my mind.
a) elevated
b) hot
b) more considerable than usual -- No
Both adjectives are wrong word choices, and normality is not suggested, to my mind.
a) elevated
b) hot
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