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Hotmale Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Lisp
Hello
Can you please tell me how to modify the word "lisp" with adjectives other that "slight"?
e.g. "She has a slight lisp".
Is it correct to say "She has a big/huge/little lisp"?
Thank you
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Hotmale Is it correct to say "She has a big/huge/little lisp"? None of those sound very natural to me. For the "big" degree you can say "a pronounced lisp".
- Hotmale Is it correct to say "She has a big/huge/little lisp"?
- None of those sound very natural to me.
- For the "big" degree you can say "a pronounced lisp".
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HotmaleIs it correct to say "She has a big/huge/little lisp"?
None of those sound very natural to me. For the "big" degree you can say "a pronounced lisp".
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