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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Going frenzy
What is the grammatically correct way to use the word frenzy? Is it alright to say "she went on a frenzy" or should I say "she went frenzy"?
Similarly, can I write "she went on a fury"or is "she went furious" more appropriate?
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mashiat sarker
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Similarly, can I write "she went on a fury"or is "she went furious" more appropriate?
regards,
mashiat sarker
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Hi, What is the grammatically correct way to use the word frenzy? Is it alright to say "she went on a frenzy" or should I say "she went frenzy"? No, say 'She went into a frenzy'.
- Hi, What is the grammatically correct way to use the word frenzy?
- Is it alright to say "she went on a frenzy" or should I say "she went frenzy"?
- No, say 'She went into a frenzy'.
- Similarly, can I write "she went on a fury"or is "she went furious" more appropriate?
- No.
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Hi,
What is the grammatically correct way to use the word frenzy? Is it alright to say "she went on a frenzy" or should I say "she went frenzy"? No, say 'She went into a frenzy'.
Similarly, can I write "she went on a fury"or is "she went furious" more appropriate?
What is the grammatically correct way to use the word frenzy? Is it alright to say "she went on a frenzy" or should I say "she went frenzy"? No, say 'She went into a frenzy'.
Similarly, can I write "she went on a fury"or is "she went furious" more appropriate?
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