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- 21-Jul-2011, 17:44 #1
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correct usage Is the sentence "I am abundantly clear"correct grammar?
- 21-Jul-2011, 18:19 #2
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Re: correct usage The syntax is fine, but what does this sentence mean?
- 21-Jul-2011, 19:03 #3
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Teacher Re: correct usage No. The term isn't used to refer to a person, rather to a statement, report, behavior etc., etc.
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- 21-Jul-2011, 19:31 #4
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Teacher Re: correct usage Grammatically it's correct but, as others have indicated, it's meaning is not clear.
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