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Kumenglish Posted 7 years ago
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He uses bad words frequently.
He said bad words.
Are these sentences correct?
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They are grammatical. "Bad words" is casual language for offensive words, obscenity or profanity. If you want a more formal expression, say: He swears a lot.
- They are grammatical.
- "Bad words" is casual language for offensive words, obscenity or profanity.
- If you want a more formal expression, say: He swears a lot.
- He is always using profanity.
- com/bad-mouth He has a dirty mouth.
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They are grammatical. "Bad words" is casual language for offensive words, obscenity or profanity. If you want a more formal expression, say:
He swears a lot.
He is always using profanity.
More informally: https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/bad-mouth
He has a dirty mo
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