Run his shop by his temperaments
Hi
Are these lines fully OK?
(a salesman talking about his boss)
He ran his shop by his temperaments. One morning he was too happy without reason, the other day he was in a terribly foul mood.
Thanks,
Tom
Top answer
w=temeratments&ls=a , and you'll see that the word 'temeratments' doesn't exist. Even if you mean 'temperament', the second sentence is not natural.
- w=temeratments&ls=a , and you'll see that the word 'temeratments' doesn't exist.
- Even if you mean 'temperament', the second sentence is not natural.
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Bookmark https://www.onelook.com/?w=temeratments&ls=a, and you'll see that the word 'temeratments' doesn't exist.
Even if you mean 'temperament', the second sentence is not natural.
0He ran his business according to his mood, and he was mercurial. One morning he could be kind and considerate, and the next tyrannical and unforgiving.
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