Must we use the word "full" in this context.
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Could you please examine the following sentence and tell me if I must use "full" or can I omit it:
He went full retard on her by yelling at her in front of her boyfriend.
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He went retard on her by yelling at her in front of her boyfriend.
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Yes, you can omit 'full' if you want to. Please note that many people find it offensive if you use the word '******' like this. It is offensive to people who really are retarded, but still deserve respect.
- Yes, you can omit 'full' if you want to.
- Please note that many people find it offensive if you use the word '******' like this.
- It is offensive to people who really are retarded, but still deserve respect.
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Yes, you can omit 'full' if you want to.
Please note that many people find it offensive if you use the word '******' like this. It is offensive to people who really are retarded, but still deserve respect.
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