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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
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Does this sentence make sense:
"At the parking garage, when I got into the car, a bad-looking man was walking towards me, and looked cozy to see me."
Note: And what word could I use instead of 'bad-looking' (in order not to repeat the word 'look' twice
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Christine Christie Does this sentence make sense: No. "Cozy" is not good. I guess you mean "pleased".
- Christine Christie Does this sentence make sense: No.
- "Cozy" is not good.
- I guess you mean "pleased".
- Christine Christie Note: And what word could I use instead of 'bad-looking' (in order not to repeat the word 'look' twice "Bad-looking" is a bit off, anyway.
- I'm not sure what you want it to mean.
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Christine ChristieDoes this sentence make sense:
No. "Cozy" is not good. I guess you mean "pleased".
Christine ChristieNote: And what word could I use instead of 'bad-looking' (in order not to repeat the word 'look' twice
"Bad-looking" is a bit off, anyway. I'm not sure what you want it to mean. If he looked like a
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