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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Fraud/Fraudulent
What are the differences between these two sentences?
He is a fraud.
He is fraudulent.
He is a fraud.
He is fraudulent.
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Fraud is noun that means to deceive somebody intentionally. Example: I am victim of his fraud. Fraudulent is adjective of fraud and means intended to deceive.
- Fraud is noun that means to deceive somebody intentionally.
- Example: I am victim of his fraud.
- Fraudulent is adjective of fraud and means intended to deceive.
- Example: She refused to be part of this fraudulent scheme.
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Fraud is noun that means to deceive somebody intentionally.
Example: I am victim of his fraud.
Fraudulent is adjective of fraud and means intended to deceive.
Example: She refused to be part of this fraudulent scheme.
Example: I am victim of his fraud.
Fraudulent is adjective of fraud and means intended to deceive.
Example: She refused to be part of this fraudulent scheme.
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