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Is "remark" a transitive verb? Can I say "you could have remarked it more kindly." ?
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[Grammar] You could have remarked it more kindly
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Re: Transitive verbs
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Note that I have changed your thread title. Generic titles such as "transitive verb" are of no use on the forum. Each title should be unique and relevant to its thread.
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