Miyabi Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Describing a person
Hi,
Is it correct to say,
1. " She has an evil nature"
2. " She is just predening to be a good woman"
3. " She is trying to flatter people and to win their heart"
4. I don't like her. She annoys me a lot. What she did just make me feel so fratrated.
5. She use tricks to get people's trust.
6. She looks so cunning, especially when she smile.
7. She's a liar. She's good in telling lies.
8. I just don't feel comfortable with her.
9. She has a very bad intention to get into our family
Is it correct to say,
1. " She has an evil nature"
2. " She is just predening to be a good woman"
3. " She is trying to flatter people and to win their heart"
4. I don't like her. She annoys me a lot. What she did just make me feel so fratrated.
5. She use tricks to get people's trust.
6. She looks so cunning, especially when she smile.
7. She's a liar. She's good in telling lies.
8. I just don't feel comfortable with her.
9. She has a very bad intention to get into our family
Top answer
1. She has an evil nature . -- OK (except for missing period).
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1. She has an evil nature. -- OK (except for missing period).
2. She is just pretending to be a good woman.
3. She is trying to flatter people and to win their hearts.
4. I don't like her. She annoys me a lot. What she did just made/makes me feel so frustrated.
5. She uses tricks to gain peopl
2. She is just pretending to be a good woman.
3. She is trying to flatter people and to win their hearts.
4. I don't like her. She annoys me a lot. What she did just made/makes me feel so frustrated.
5. She uses tricks to gain peopl
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