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Kumenglish Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Impatient
He is impatient.
He is not in patience.
Can we say both in the present tense?
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He is impatient. Correct He is not in patience. Not correct.
- He is impatient.
- Correct He is not in patience.
- Not correct.
- Say eg He is not patient.
- eg He has no patience.
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He is impatient. Correct
He is not in patience. Not correct. Say
eg He is not patient.
eg He has no patience.
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Can we say both in the present tense?
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