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Kumenglish Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Stubborn
Context: He is not ready to patch up with his friend and has not spoken with him for a long time.
He is a stubborn person.
Can we describe him this way? or Can you please suggest any appropriate adjective?
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kumenglish He is a stubborn person. OK, but all you need is "He is stubborn". Either way is OK.
- kumenglish He is a stubborn person.
- OK, but all you need is "He is stubborn".
- Either way is OK.
- CJ
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kumenglishHe is a stubborn person.
OK, but all you need is "He is stubborn".
Either way is OK.
CJ
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kumenglishCan you please suggest any appropriate adjective?
https://www.thesaurus.com/browse/stubborn
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