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Anonymous Posted 3 years ago
Grammar
Grammar?
When an old man behaves like a child, can I write the following sentence.
He becomes as a child.
Is the sentence grammatically correct and meaningful. Thanks in advance.
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anonymous He becomes as a child. It is quite literary. It could be used for example in the later stages of dementia.
- anonymous He becomes as a child.
- It is quite literary.
- It could be used for example in the later stages of dementia.
- The condition is a permanent one.
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anonymousHe becomes as a child.
It is quite literary. It could be used for example in the later stages of dementia. The condition is a permanent one.
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