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Wisdom27 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
noun or adjective
Dear all,
English makes us confident.
English makes us confidence.
Thank you
English makes us confident.
English makes us confidence.
Thank you
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confident is the adjective, confidence is the noun. The adjective is correct because you are describing a person. If you said confidence, that would imply that the person = confidence, which is obviously not true.
- confident is the adjective, confidence is the noun.
- The adjective is correct because you are describing a person.
- If you said confidence, that would imply that the person = confidence, which is obviously not true.
- " Hope it helps, Ben
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confident is the adjective, confidence is the noun.
The adjective is correct because you are describing a person. If you said confidence, that would imply that the person = confidence, which is obviously not true.
An appropriate time to use a noun would be, "Learning English provides me with a lot of confidence."
Hope it helps,
Ben
The adjective is correct because you are describing a person. If you said confidence, that would imply that the person = confidence, which is obviously not true.
An appropriate time to use a noun would be, "Learning English provides me with a lot of confidence."
Hope it helps,
Ben
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