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Navitasan Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Not a kind person to stand by
Are these sentences correct:
1-He isn't smart to believe that kind of nonsense.
2-He isn't a smart person to believe that kind of nonsense.
(Meaning: If he believes that kind of nonsense, then he is not intelligent/an intelligent person.)
3-He is not kind to stand by and watch people suffer.
4-He is not a kind person to stand by and watch people suffer.
(Meaning: He stands by and watches people suffer, so one can conclude that he is not a kind person.)
Gratefully
Navi.
1-He isn't smart to believe that kind of nonsense.
2-He isn't a smart person to believe that kind of nonsense.
(Meaning: If he believes that kind of nonsense, then he is not intelligent/an intelligent person.)
3-He is not kind to stand by and watch people suffer.
4-He is not a kind person to stand by and watch people suffer.
(Meaning: He stands by and watches people suffer, so one can conclude that he is not a kind person.)
Gratefully
Navi.
Top answer
Yes, that's the idea.
- Yes, that's the idea.
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navitasanAre these sentences correct:1-He isn't smart to believe that kind of nonsense. 2-He isn't a smart person to believe that kind of nonsense.(Meaning: If he believes that kind of nonsense, then he is not intelligent/an intelligent person.)3-He is not kind to stand by and watch people suffer.4-He is not a kind person to stand by and watch people suffer.(Meaning: He s
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