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  1. 26-Jan-2006, 02:59 #1
    Itasan
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    Default be in a fidget

    Do the following both work?
    1. He is in a fidget.
    2. He is fidgety.
    Thank you.
  2. 26-Jan-2006, 05:02 #2
    Tdol
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    Default Re: be in a fidget

    They both work. 'Fidgety' can be in general or at the moment.
  3. 26-Jan-2006, 07:05 #3
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    Default Re: be in a fidget

    Thank you very much, tdol, for the valuable info as always.
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