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Navitasan Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Mournful and dejected/postmodifying adjectives
1-I talked to John, mournful and dejected.
2-I talked to John, mournful.
3-I talked to John, mournful and dejected, in his own house.
4-I talked to John, mournful, in his own house.
Are the above sentences correct if it was John who was mournful and dejected/mournful?
Gratefully,
Navi.
2-I talked to John, mournful.
3-I talked to John, mournful and dejected, in his own house.
4-I talked to John, mournful, in his own house.
Are the above sentences correct if it was John who was mournful and dejected/mournful?
Gratefully,
Navi.
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No, to me it seems the speaker.
- No, to me it seems the speaker.
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