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Kmlkz Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Details, detailed or detail?
Detail but simple facts makes the book a great read.
Should it be detailed as in a participle phrase? or detail as in an adjective? Makes as in third person singular? if i use detailed as in a participle phrase, do i need to change the tense ( makes ) to past form? D: it's confusing
Should it be detailed as in a participle phrase? or detail as in an adjective? Makes as in third person singular? if i use detailed as in a participle phrase, do i need to change the tense ( makes ) to past form? D: it's confusing
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Welcome to English Forums, kmlkz. I would reverse the order: Simple but detailed facts make the book a good read . 'Detailed' is an adjective.
- Welcome to English Forums, kmlkz.
- I would reverse the order: Simple but detailed facts make the book a good read .
- 'Detailed' is an adjective.
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Welcome to English Forums, kmlkz.
I would reverse the order:
Simple but detailed facts make the book a good read. 'Detailed' is an adjective.
I would reverse the order:
Simple but detailed facts make the book a good read. 'Detailed' is an adjective.
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