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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Impressed vs impressive

I was very impressed with/by his story.

Can I say

I was very impressive with his story.

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Hi, I was very impressed with/by his story. Can I say I was very impressive with his story. Consider this example.

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  • Hi, I was very impressed with/by his story.
  • Can I say I was very impressive with his story.
  • Consider this example.
  • Obama is President of the USA, and he has a Nobel Prize.
  • Obama is impressive.
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Hi,

I was very impressed with/by his story.

Can I say

I was very impressive with his story.

Consider this example.

Obama is President of the USA, and he has a Nobel Prize.

Obama is impressive.

Oher people are impressed by him.



Or this.

The Mona Lisa painting is impr
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No.

You are impressed.

The story is impressive.
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