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Kumenglish Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Drunken
He seems heavy drunken.
He is in the alcoholic state.
He quarrels with his friend as he drunk alcohol excessively.
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"Drunken" is not normally used as a predicative adjective. He seems to be heavily drunk. He drank himself into a stupor.
- "Drunken" is not normally used as a predicative adjective.
- He seems to be heavily drunk.
- He drank himself into a stupor.
- He was in a state of stupor.
- Blind drunk, he quarreled with his friends.
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"Drunken" is not normally used as a predicative adjective.
He seems to be heavily drunk.
He drank himself into a stupor.
He was in a state of stupor.
Blind drunk, he quarreled with his friends.
Note that the past form of "drink" is "drank".
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