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Vocabulary
Ideal
Ideal means 'model', can ideal be used by itself in a sentence or it has to be follwed by 'model':
'ideal model'?
To clarify further take a look at the following sentences:
He is an ideal model for us.
OR
He is an ideal for us.
Which is correct?
'ideal model'?
To clarify further take a look at the following sentences:
He is an ideal model for us.
OR
He is an ideal for us.
Which is correct?
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Hi, Ideal means 'model', can ideal be used by itself in a sentence or it has to be follwed by 'model': 'ideal model'? To clarify further take a look at the following sentences: He is an ideal model for us. No, don't say both.
- Hi, Ideal means 'model', can ideal be used by itself in a sentence or it has to be follwed by 'model': 'ideal model'?
- To clarify further take a look at the following sentences: He is an ideal model for us.
- No, don't say both.
- OR He is an ideal for us.
- I wouldn't say this is wrong, but it sounds a bit odd by itself.
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Hi,
Ideal means 'model', can ideal be used by itself in a sentence or it has to be follwed by 'model':
'ideal model'?
To clarify further take a look at the following sentences:
He is an ideal model for us. No, don't say both.
OR
He is an ideal for us. I wouldn't say this is wrong, but it sounds a bit odd by itself. We usually nee
Ideal means 'model', can ideal be used by itself in a sentence or it has to be follwed by 'model':
'ideal model'?
To clarify further take a look at the following sentences:
He is an ideal model for us. No, don't say both.
OR
He is an ideal for us. I wouldn't say this is wrong, but it sounds a bit odd by itself. We usually nee
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