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Stevenukd Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Vice = evil habit?
- Why do you always make others wait for you? You should correct this evil habit / this vice.
- Are these grammatical?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Stevenukd
- Are these grammatical?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Stevenukd
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Well, although it is grammatical, I would not classify this behaviour as an evil habit; that's is a bit too much. Perhaps it is best described as a bad habit. Usually we say : Give up this bad habit.
- Well, although it is grammatical, I would not classify this behaviour as an evil habit; that's is a bit too much.
- Perhaps it is best described as a bad habit.
- Usually we say : Give up this bad habit.
- In this case, I would say Don't be so discourteous (or impolite or disrespectful) to other people.
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Well, although it is grammatical, I would not classify this behaviour as an evil habit; that's is a bit too much. Perhaps it is best described as a bad habit.
Usually we say : Give up this bad habit.
In this case, I would say
Don't be so discourteous (or impolite or disrespectful) to other people.
Usually we say : Give up this bad habit.
In this case, I would say
Don't be so discourteous (or impolite or disrespectful) to other people.
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