azz
Member
- Joined
- Jul 27, 2004
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- French
- Home Country
- France
- Current Location
- United States
Can one say
a. He is so gullible. He believes anything.
b. He is so gullible. He believes just anything.
c. He is so gullible. He will believe anything.
d. He is so gullible. He will believe just anything.
e. He is so gullible. He believes anything we tell him.
f. He is so gullible. He believes just anything we tell him.
?
My feeling is that c-f are OK. (a) and (b) sound a bit strange to me, especially (b), but I don't think they are ungrammatical.
Many thanks.
a. He is so gullible. He believes anything.
b. He is so gullible. He believes just anything.
c. He is so gullible. He will believe anything.
d. He is so gullible. He will believe just anything.
e. He is so gullible. He believes anything we tell him.
f. He is so gullible. He believes just anything we tell him.
?
My feeling is that c-f are OK. (a) and (b) sound a bit strange to me, especially (b), but I don't think they are ungrammatical.
Many thanks.
