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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Insistent

I am very insistent. Could it mean I am when I make my opinion, I am not changing it; I am always standing with the opinion? Or, could it mean I always make requests to do something first? Or the sentence mean both? Please help.
  

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People are normally insistent about a particular thing. We don'ytnormally regard being insistent as a characteristic of a person.

— Fivejedjon

  • People are normally insistent about a particular thing.
  • We don'ytnormally regard being insistent as a characteristic of a person.
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People are normally insistent about a particular thing. We don'ytnormally regard being insistent as a characteristic of a person.
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fivejedjonPeople are normally insistent about a particular thing. We don'ytnormally regard being insistent as a characteristic of a person.
Thanks a lot. Could I say,'I am very insistent on my decisions.'?
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