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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
is hardworking to work
Can I say,
The farmer is as hardworking as an ant.
The farmer is hardworking to work now.
The farmer is as hardworking as an ant.
The farmer is hardworking to work now.
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You can say this only : The farmer is as hardworking as an ant.
- You can say this only : The farmer is as hardworking as an ant.
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You can say this only:
The farmer is as hardworking as an ant.
You can say this only:
The farmer is as hardworking as an ant.
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No, it is not a verb or a noun, Vincent-- hardworking is only an adjective.
No, it is not a verb or a noun, Vincent-- hardworking is only an adjective.
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Not really-- it still sounds like a progressive verb form there because of 'now'. These are fine: He's a hardworking fellow. That fellow is hardworking.
Not really-- it still sounds like a progressive verb form there because of 'now'. These are fine: He's a hardworking fellow. That fellow is hardworking.
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