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Forlan Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
It is mean or it has mean
what is the correct sentence?
He always criticizes you. It has mean he does not respect you. or...
He always criticizes you. It is mean he does not respect you.
or you can find good alternative
He always criticizes you. It has mean he does not respect you. or...
He always criticizes you. It is mean he does not respect you.
or you can find good alternative
Top answer
It means he does not respect you.
- It means he does not respect you.
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forlan:
Look at this sentence:
It is mean.
Mean is an adjective, describing "it". Look in your dictionary for the word mean as an adjective.
It has mean.
Mean is a noun; something "it" possesses. Look in your dictionary for the word mean as a noun.
Look at this sentence:
I meant to tell you to go to the store. Mean (past tense meant) is
Look at this sentence:
It is mean.
Mean is an adjective, describing "it". Look in your dictionary for the word mean as an adjective.
It has mean.
Mean is a noun; something "it" possesses. Look in your dictionary for the word mean as a noun.
Look at this sentence:
I meant to tell you to go to the store. Mean (past tense meant) is
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He always criticizes you. It is mean, he does not respect you. 
(The comma helps give a break making it a seperate phrase that
(The comma helps give a break making it a seperate phrase that
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I agree with Moli ,,,
He always criticizes you.It means he does not respect you ,,,,,
Does make sense
moliHe always criticizes you.It means he does not respect you.
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