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Vsuresh Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
road is bad/in bad shape
Hi
Please help.
When there are many pits and bumps, which sounds natural?
"The road is in bad shape" / "The road is bad."
Do they covey the same meaning?
Please help.
When there are many pits and bumps, which sounds natural?
"The road is in bad shape" / "The road is bad."
Do they covey the same meaning?
Top answer
They are synonymous, and they both sound natural.
- They are synonymous, and they both sound natural.
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