Grammar
Hello everyone,
Could you please tell me if the options "A" and "B" are natural?
Q. Which option is correct?
A. The word "square" has same form of "adjective and noun".
B. The suffix "dis" is used to make "appear" opposite.
1. I think both are wrong.
I think "A" should be as follows?
A. The word "square" is (both) an adjective and noun.
2. I know that "dis" a prefix, but I think the rest of the option is wrong. Could you please help me correct it?
B. The prefix "dis" is used to make "appear"...
P.S. It is one of the questions in the national exam. There were another two options, but I don't remember them.
Top answer
I don't know about 'correct' and 'not correct', but, as you have probably already seen, A is worse than B. Joseph A The word "square" is (both) an adjective and noun. Correct.
- I don't know about 'correct' and 'not correct', but, as you have probably already seen, A is worse than B.
- Joseph A The word "square" is (both) an adjective and noun.
- Correct.
- That's a better way to state it.
- Joseph A The suffix prefix* "dis" is used to make "appear" opposite.
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I don't know about 'correct' and 'not correct', but, as you have probably already seen, A is worse than B.
Joseph AThe word "square" is (both) an adjective and noun.
Correct. That's a better way to state it.
Joseph AThesuffixprefix* "dis" is used to make "appear" oppo
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