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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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virtual dissatisfaction
Her quarrel with her neighbour is a virtual dissatisfaction around the neighbourhood.
Is this sentence semantically/grammaticaly correct?
If yes, then what the `virtual' means here? ?
Please help me.
Is this sentence semantically/grammaticaly correct?
If yes, then what the `virtual' means here? ?
Please help me.
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No, you can't use virtual like that here. " Also, if she is quarrelling with one of her neighbors, how does it cause dissatisfaction to others? Perhaps you mean discomfort?
- No, you can't use virtual like that here.
- " Also, if she is quarrelling with one of her neighbors, how does it cause dissatisfaction to others?
- Perhaps you mean discomfort?
- Her quarrel with her neighbour is a source of discomfort around the neighbourhood
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No, you can't use virtual like that here.
Her vase is a virtual replica of one in the Metropolitan Museum of Art would mean "just about the same as," but you don't have "virtual dissatisfaction." Also, if she is quarrelling with one of her neighbors, how does it cause dissatisfaction to others? Perhaps you mean discomfort?
Her quarrel with her neighbour is a source of discomfo
Her vase is a virtual replica of one in the Metropolitan Museum of Art would mean "just about the same as," but you don't have "virtual dissatisfaction." Also, if she is quarrelling with one of her neighbors, how does it cause dissatisfaction to others? Perhaps you mean discomfort?
Her quarrel with her neighbour is a source of discomfo
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