Silent?
If I want to say, "He is a man of few words" by using adjectives, are both correct? I want to talk about someone's personality, not just a temporary state.
He is silent/He is quiet.
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nicetomeetyou If I want to say, "He is a man of few words" by using adjectives, are both correct? I want to talk about someone's personality, not just a temporary state. He is silent/He is quiet.
- nicetomeetyou If I want to say, "He is a man of few words" by using adjectives, are both correct?
- I want to talk about someone's personality, not just a temporary state.
- He is silent/He is quiet.
- Those are correct, but possibly not exactly what you wanted.
- The suggestions below might work better, depending on the context you are going to put them in.
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nicetomeetyouIf I want to say, "He is a man of few words" by using adjectives, are both correct? I want to talk about someone's personality, not just a temporary state.
He is silent/He is quiet.
Those are correct, but possibly not exactly what you wanted. The suggestions below might work better, depending on the context you are going to put th
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