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BulbulTada Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

I take disappointment?

I take delight in using this site.

In similar sense, is this correct?

I take disappointment in finding my question not has been answered.

Regardless, is the above statement's grammar correct?

  

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BulbulTada Regardless, is the above statement's grammar correct? No. CB

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BulbulTadaRegardless, is the above statement's grammar correct?

No.

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Finding my questions having not been answered disappoints me.

It's disappointing to find my questions unanswered.

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BulbulTadatake delight

That is a set phrase. "Take" forms many phrases and idiomatic expressions, but "disappointment" isn't one of therm. Here are a few:

Take pleasure in
Take offence (at / in)
Take pride in

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