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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Logical or rational

he is scared of what's coming next.

is this correct

and should I say

I am logical/ rational to know that the coming isn't joyful

logical or rational or realistic
  

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You need to specify the context in which it is said. However we say one is logical for he knows what is going to/should come next .

— Vsuresh

  • You need to specify the context in which it is said.
  • However we say one is logical for he knows what is going to/should come next .
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You need to specify the context in which it is said. However we say one is logical for he knows what is going to/should come next.
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the context was:

I don't know what's coming next after the protests are over and many criminals have been set free from jail. I am kind of pesseimistic and logical that there are many worring things.

please correct all the mistakes
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I don't know what is to come after the protests: Many criminals have been set free and it is logical to say that many worries are awaiting.
I have done the changes in line with my understanding and style.

I would like to point out the expressions which I will not use....
....coming next after, I am ki
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