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Hasibrahman Posted 6 years ago
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Are these sentences grammatical and natural?
1) How audacious/daring/impudent could rapists be to rape continuously like this?
2)How audacious/daring/impudent could these/those rapists be to say such indecent words towards a woman?
1) How audacious/daring/impudent could rapists be to rape continuously like this?
2)How audacious/daring/impudent could these/those rapists be to say such indecent words towards a woman?
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Hasibrahman Are these sentences grammatical and natural? They are grammatical, but the usage is not quite right. 'audacious' and 'daring' can suggest admirable qualities, and 'impudent' doesn't sound strong enough.
- Hasibrahman Are these sentences grammatical and natural?
- They are grammatical, but the usage is not quite right.
- 'audacious' and 'daring' can suggest admirable qualities, and 'impudent' doesn't sound strong enough.
- I suggest 'brazen', 'shameless', or 'callous'.
- 'continuously' doesn't mean exactly what you may think it means.
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HasibrahmanAre these sentences grammatical and natural?
They are grammatical, but the usage is not quite right.
'audacious' and 'daring' can suggest admirable qualities, and 'impudent' doesn't sound strong enough. I suggest 'brazen', 'shameless', or 'callous'.
'continuously' doesn't mean exactly what you may think it means. We breathe continuo
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