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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Outgoingness
he's handsome & genius. I also appreciate his outgoingness. Have I formed the sentence right? Thanks a lot.
If not, how do I form a sentence using the above-mentioned word?
If not, how do I form a sentence using the above-mentioned word?
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He's handsome and a genius. He is also outgoing, which I appreciate. or I also appreciate that he is outgoing.
- He's handsome and a genius.
- He is also outgoing, which I appreciate.
- or I also appreciate that he is outgoing.
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He's handsome and a genius. He is also outgoing, which I appreciate.
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I also appreciate that he is outgoing.
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I also appreciate that he is outgoing.
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Hi,
Outgoingness is not a natural construct. Well, it's not a word in my dictionary.
However, it does seem to me to be a natural way to construct a word from 'outgoing'. Consider 'red - redness', 'foolish - foolishness', for example. It makes a word that is easy to understand, and which I'm sure I've heard on many occasions
Outgoingness is not a natural construct. Well, it's not a word in my dictionary.
However, it does seem to me to be a natural way to construct a word from 'outgoing'. Consider 'red - redness', 'foolish - foolishness', for example. It makes a word that is easy to understand, and which I'm sure I've heard on many occasions
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Dear friends,
I wonder if it is possible to say «his outgoing nature».
Kind regards,
I wonder if it is possible to say «his outgoing nature».
Kind regards,
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