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08-Oct-2008, 15:13
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 The following sentence contains no adjective or adverb errors: This car was custom-made; it's very unique. |
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08-Oct-2008, 15:39
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| Re: The following sentence contains no adjective or adverb errors: One very common error: You cannot modify "unique." Although you will often see it and hear it otherwise, unique is unique. It cannot be very unique or really unique or quite unique. Simply unique. It is a unique situation! |
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