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Tung Quoc Posted 20 years ago
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Fun (1)
Please read:
a. Kim's fun to have as a roommate.
b. Kim's fun to have a roommate.
1/ If both are correct, what is the difference in menaing between them?
2/ If only sentence a is correct, why is sentence a correct? Why is sentence b incorrect? What is the meaning of (a)?
Quoc
a. Kim's fun to have as a roommate.
b. Kim's fun to have a roommate.
1/ If both are correct, what is the difference in menaing between them?
2/ If only sentence a is correct, why is sentence a correct? Why is sentence b incorrect? What is the meaning of (a)?
Quoc
Top answer
Hi, a. Kim's fun to have as a roommate. correct b.
- Hi, a.
- Kim's fun to have as a roommate.
- correct b.
- Kim's fun to have a roommate.
- incorrect 2/ If only sentence a is correct, why is sentence a correct?
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Hi,
a. Kim's fun to have as a roommate. correct
b. Kim's fun to have a roommate. incorrect
2/ If only sentence a is correct, why is sentence a correct? Can you be more specific about what you don't understand? eg Do you understand the sentence 'Kim is fun'?
a. Kim's fun to have as a roommate. correct
b. Kim's fun to have a roommate. incorrect
2/ If only sentence a is correct, why is sentence a correct? Can you be more specific about what you don't understand? eg Do you understand the sentence 'Kim is fun'?
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Only the first sentence is correct.
Kim is fun/amusing to have as a roommate.
Having Kim as a roommate is fun. Sharing a room with Kim is fun because Kim is amusing.
When Kim is your roommate, you have fun because he amuses you.
CJ
Kim is fun/amusing to have as a roommate.
Having Kim as a roommate is fun. Sharing a room with Kim is fun because Kim is amusing.
When Kim is your roommate, you have fun because he amuses you.
CJ
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