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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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"Pretended /pretend"
Her eyes widened in pretended /pretend astonishment.
Pretend as an adjective is interchangeable with pretended in the sentence or somewhere in conversations?
Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
Pretend as an adjective is interchangeable with pretended in the sentence or somewhere in conversations?
Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
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In casual conversation, especially with children, 'pretend' is used as an adjective in that way; in any other situation, use 'pretended' or 'mock', for instance.
- In casual conversation, especially with children, 'pretend' is used as an adjective in that way; in any other situation, use 'pretended' or 'mock', for instance.
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In casual conversation, especially with children, 'pretend' is used as an adjective in that way; in any other situation, use 'pretended' or 'mock', for instance.
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