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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
thought is great, great
Generally his thought is great. So, you can follow his thoughts.
He is a great physician. You can appoint him as the royal physician.
The great politician of this country should be given courtesy by all people.
Please correct my sentences. [If possible, please tell me what the word "great" means in each sentence]
He is a great physician. You can appoint him as the royal physician.
The great politician of this country should be given courtesy by all people.
Please correct my sentences. [If possible, please tell me what the word "great" means in each sentence]
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I have given you some comments on 'great' in your other thread, Gary. Your sentences are grammatically OK. Generally his thought is great.
- I have given you some comments on 'great' in your other thread, Gary.
- Your sentences are grammatically OK.
- Generally his thought is great.
- So, you can follow his thoughts.
- -- The meaning of 'great' here is unclear; I can think of no meaning of the word which would make 'thought' easily followed.
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I have given you some comments on 'great' in your other thread, Gary. Your sentences are grammatically OK.
Generally his thought is great. So, you can follow his thoughts. -- The meaning of 'great' here is unclear; I can think of no meaning of the word which would make 'thought' easily followed.
He is a great physician. You can appoint him as the royal physician. -- 'G
Generally his thought is great. So, you can follow his thoughts. -- The meaning of 'great' here is unclear; I can think of no meaning of the word which would make 'thought' easily followed.
He is a great physician. You can appoint him as the royal physician. -- 'G
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