I can understand why you are complaining with the place in such a mess
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Man: Correct me if I'm wrong, but you are not in a good mood, are you?
Woman: No, I'm not. I'm in a very bad mood.
Man: Well, I can understand why you are complaining with the place in such a mess. Can I tidy it up for you?
Woman: No it's not your job to tidy up either.
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1- Is the word "such" an adjective or an adverb in this sentence?
2- What does "such" mean in this sentence?
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rezaenglish 1- Is the word "such" an adjective or an adverb in this sentence? It's classified differently by different dictionaries and grammar books. Some say "adjective"; some say "predeterminer" (because it comes before the determiner "a").
- rezaenglish 1- Is the word "such" an adjective or an adverb in this sentence?
- It's classified differently by different dictionaries and grammar books.
- Some say "adjective"; some say "predeterminer" (because it comes before the determiner "a").
- rezaenglish 2- What does "such" mean in this sentence?
- "like this" with the place in such a mess ~ with the place in a mess like this CJ
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rezaenglish1- Is the word "such" an adjective or an adverb in this sentence?
It's classified differently by different dictionaries and grammar books.
Some say "adjective"; some say "predeterminer" (because it comes before the determiner "a").
rezaenglish2- What does "such" mean in this sentence?
"like this"
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