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| how come this is true. |
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| Chhavi7, I'm not sure what you mean. "Thoughtless" is indeed a word. Can you ask your question in another way? [not a teacher] |
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| Thoughtless is an adjective and therefore cannot be the subject of a sentence. Perhaps you meant thoughtlessness which is a noun. Thoughtlessness does not exist. This is certainly open to interpretation but I would say that this statement in not true in fact...though it is a proper sentence. |
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| If you're referring to the quiz, the answer is false. |
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