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Kumenglish Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Whim
To describe one's character.
He is in a whim mood.
He is a whim person.
Can we describe a person's character above in one sentence?
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kumenglish He is in a whim mood. He is a whim person. These sentences are not right.
- kumenglish He is in a whim mood.
- He is a whim person.
- These sentences are not right.
- "whim" cannot be an adjective.
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kumenglishHe is in a whim mood.
He is a whim person.
These sentences are not right. "whim" cannot be an adjective.
If you want to use the word "whim" then you will have to recast the sentence; e.g. "He is acting on a whim" or "He is the kind of person who acts on a whim". Alternatively you can look for an adjective to express what you mean, e.g. "
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