Sullen, grumpy, sulky
hello. i'd like to know if i got this correctly. is it correct to say that "grumpy" and "sulky" are both "sullen" moods or states of mind, meaning that sullen embraces the other two words, and that grumpy is more like a sullen resignation, and sulky is less passive? thank you.
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sarmento hello. i'd like to know if i Please follow proper punctuation and capitalization rules when you post. If you don't know these, here are two rules that you frequently break: "i" is the ninth letter of the alphabet.
- sarmento hello.
- i'd like to know if i Please follow proper punctuation and capitalization rules when you post.
- If you don't know these, here are two rules that you frequently break: "i" is the ninth letter of the alphabet.
- It is not the first person pronoun (I).
- All sentences begin with a capital letter.
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sarmentohello. i'd like to know if i
Please follow proper punctuation and capitalization rules when you post. If you don't know these, here are two rules that you frequently break:
"i" is the ninth letter of the alphabet. It is not the first person pronoun (I).
All sentences begin with a capital letter.
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