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Kjs980508 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

I think it is incorrect...

It was tolerable the first three months of living alone.
How can a noun "the first three months of living alone" come right after the adjective "tolerable"?
Thanks in advance.
  

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It can't. The sentence is more natural as, "The first three months of living along was/were tolerable".

— Fivejedjon

  • It can't.
  • The sentence is more natural as, "The first three months of living along was/were tolerable".
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It can't. The sentence is more natural as, "The first three months of living along was/were tolerable".
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Yeah. My opinion was the exact same as you. Thanks a lot for replying to most of my questions! ^^
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