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Problems remain in sentences 1 and 6 #16 (permalink) Sun Jul 31, 2011 15:37 pm   Problems remain in sentences 1 and 6		  
Hi there,

the problems mentioned in the above replies still persist.
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What is exhausted? #17 (permalink) Sun Jul 31, 2011 16:23 pm   What is exhausted?		  
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What is exhausted? #18 (permalink) Mon Aug 01, 2011 6:31 am   What is exhausted?		  
Exhausted means depletion of energy, strength and freshness.
Exhausted is a non-gradable adjective so you cannot modify it by very, so or too.
If you like to modify Exhausted say it- absolutely, totally,utterly, completely exhausted.
Please study more of Non-gradable adjectives.

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