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Jackson6612 Posted 18 years ago
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You really have a very cheap sense of humor.
Is the following sentence correct?
You really have a very cheap sense of humor.
You really have a very cheap sense of humor.
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'cheap' is not an adjective usually associated with 'sense of humour', so people would have to guess at exactly what you meant.
- 'cheap' is not an adjective usually associated with 'sense of humour', so people would have to guess at exactly what you meant.
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yes...but...'cheap' is not an adjective usually associated with 'sense of humour', so people would have to guess at exactly what you meant.
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nona the brityes...but...'cheap' is not an adjective usually associated with 'sense of humour', so people would have to guess at exactly what you meant.I would think it probably would be at the expense of someone else, perhaps even unfairly. It might also be used to indicate a somewhat tawdry sense of humor.
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