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Felixxx Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
The use of deliberate
Recently, my English teacher corrected me in a writing that deliberate is an adjective. However, I found this word has a verb form in a dictionary.
Do you guys find it weird to use in a verb form or ever use it as the meaning of "consider".
Thanks
Do you guys find it weird to use in a verb form or ever use it as the meaning of "consider".
Thanks
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Deliberate is quite normal in its meaning of 'consider'. " d
- Deliberate is quite normal in its meaning of 'consider'.
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Deliberate is quite normal in its meaning of 'consider'.
There are a good many instances of -ate that can cause confusion such as:-
"The house was situate on the hill." (archaic)
"When I separate the two they become separate."
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There are a good many instances of -ate that can cause confusion such as:-
"The house was situate on the hill." (archaic)
"When I separate the two they become separate."
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Just do a google for this expression (include the quote marks) -
"deliberated the matter"
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"deliberated the matter"
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