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3 I think idiot and dummy have the same meaning and they both mean someone stupid But I came across this sentence I might be an idiot but I m no dummy and now I m wondering what s the

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0 My understanding is that idiot is an informal and offensive word in English correct me if I am wrong I would like to use an equivalent word or expression that is more appropriate for an

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You re stupid You re silly You re foolish You re strange However these don t work and would be regarded as unnatural or incorrect You re donkey You re fool although interestingly enough we

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When the central determiner precedes such it s a pro form modifier Hence no such idiot is correct But no such a idiot is incorrect Consider this I have seen green balls were there Where are they No

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The first thing I learned in English was that I am and my name is are both used for introductions of course after the alphabets I feel depressed Seriously though why would they

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It goes something like this Child A Idiot Child B I know you are but what am I The idea is that you deflect the pejorative back upon the person saying it It was often repeated over and

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You re just expressing how you feel and showing a willingness to accept their apology or to listen to their side of the story It can defuse some of the tension that comes with criticism Of

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I m looking specifically for the meaning in this sentence But I would say the biggest advantage of Optional syntax in Java isn t in readability the advantage is its idiot proof ness

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If you are not careful they will catch you If you don t be careful they will catch you Is the second option acceptable or usual Are they both in according with grammar rules SHORT