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Niceroy2007 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Long form negative
It is usually not happy.
or
It is not usually happy.
Which one is normal grammar in exam?
Top answer
"It" generally refers to a thing or a non human. In that, "happy" is both ambiguous and subjective. Given that, both say the same thing and neither are incorrect.
- "It" generally refers to a thing or a non human.
- In that, "happy" is both ambiguous and subjective.
- Given that, both say the same thing and neither are incorrect.
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"It" generally refers to a thing or a non human. In that, "happy" is both ambiguous and subjective. Given that, both say the same thing and neither are incorrect.
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niceroy2007It is usually not happy.
or
It is not usually happy.
Which one is normal grammar in exam?
How can "it" be happy or unhappy? Let's make an example with a person instead. Here's how they are normally written:
1. He is usually unhappy.
2. He is not usually happy.
CJ
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