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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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introvert or introverted?
"Introverted children" or "introvert children"?
are they both correct or not?
according to Cambridge online dictionary:
introverted /??n.tr?'v??.t?d/ US /-'v??.t??d/ adjective (also introvert)
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an introverted child
are they both correct or not?
according to Cambridge online dictionary:
introverted /??n.tr?'v??.t?d/ US /-'v??.t??d/ adjective (also introvert)
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an introverted child
Top answer
Both are correct, but I usually hear 'introverted'. Clive
- Both are correct, but I usually hear 'introverted'.
- Clive
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