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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Hello everybody. I was wondering if anyone here could kindly answer this question please?
Is the following sentence correct?
"The hotel's comfortable and the weather's attractive."
If not, why would the speaker make the mistake assuming they are non-native?
Thank you in advance
Is the following sentence correct?
"The hotel's comfortable and the weather's attractive."
If not, why would the speaker make the mistake assuming they are non-native?
Thank you in advance
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" The word "attractive" is an odd choice. It's not, normally used in the context of weather. Pleasant , great or nice would be more common and natural choices.
- " The word "attractive" is an odd choice.
- It's not, normally used in the context of weather.
- Pleasant , great or nice would be more common and natural choices.
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Anonymous"The hotel's comfortable and the weather's attractive."The word "attractive" is an odd choice. It's not, normally used in the context of weather. Pleasant, great or nice would be more common and natural choices.
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