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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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When correct as descriptive adjective?
Hi. Let us pretend that the letters "XXX" represent a product brand name.
Please buy me a XXX bar.
And that seems to be a correct sentence but when we want to say this, this seems to be incorrect. Let us pretend the letters like "YYY" represent a popular singer. Why couldn't we use the name of a popular singer as an adjective (if that is the case)?
Please buy me a YYY CD.
Please buy me a XXX bar.
And that seems to be a correct sentence but when we want to say this, this seems to be incorrect. Let us pretend the letters like "YYY" represent a popular singer. Why couldn't we use the name of a popular singer as an adjective (if that is the case)?
Please buy me a YYY CD.
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Sure you can. My daughter wants the new Taylor Swift CD for Christmas. I'm listening to an old Concrete Blonde CD.
- Sure you can.
- My daughter wants the new Taylor Swift CD for Christmas.
- I'm listening to an old Concrete Blonde CD.
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Sure you can.
My daughter wants the new Taylor Swift CD for Christmas.
I'm listening to an old Concrete Blonde CD.
My daughter wants the new Taylor Swift CD for Christmas.
I'm listening to an old Concrete Blonde CD.
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