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Adjectives: 'The room is small' vs 'The room is short'



 
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Adjectives: 'The room is small' vs 'The room is short' #1 (permalink) Fri Mar 07, 2008 15:26 pm   Adjectives: 'The room is small' vs 'The room is short'
 

HI

I said to my friend : " The room is small ". But she replied to me " The room is short " .

Which one is correct ?

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Adjectives: 'The room is small' vs 'The room is short' #2 (permalink) Mon Mar 10, 2008 11:49 am   Adjectives: 'The room is small' vs 'The room is short'
 

A room can be 'small' which refers to the size of the room in general. A room can be wide and deep. A person can be short which refers to the person's height.

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