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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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polite of

Is there such expression as "polite of"? If so, please give some examples! Thanks a lot!
  

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Anonymous polite of Not on its own. It's more like "polite of [a person] to (do something)". It was very polite of you to hold the door for the others.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous polite of Not on its own.
  • It's more like "polite of [a person] to (do something)".
  • It was very polite of you to hold the door for the others.
  • CJ
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Anonymouspolite of
Not on its own. It's more like "polite of [a person] to (do something)".

It was very polite of you to hold the door for the others.

CJ
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