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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

pessimistic/optimistic or pessimist/optimist

hi, how would you say this;

"a pessimistic is an optimistic with better information" or "a pessimist is an optimist with better information"?

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Top answer

A pessimist is an optimist with better information. Cute! I like it.

— Mister Micawber

  • A pessimist is an optimist with better information.
  • Cute!
  • I like it.
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A pessimist is an optimist with better information.

Cute! I like it.
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"hi, this is my new mobile number. (Indicate your name)."
"hi, you may reach me at this number. (Indicate your name)."

there's no need to encode your mobile number in your message as it will automatically register to the phone of the receiver. Don't forget to indicate your name as well.

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"a pessimistic is an optimist who is optimistic with better information
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That makes no sense. Please read the approved answer.
Clive
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"A pessimist is a better-informed optimist" would work too. Right?
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i guess this will go better...A pessimist is a well-informed optimist
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The second choice that you list works just fine.
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This proverb is a russian proverb, just to add the info/background.
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