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Latest post Tue, Jan 17 2006 1:36 PM by Vince. 3 replies.
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Anonymous  +  181004 Tue, 10 Jan 06 09:09 AM

Hello,

could you answer this question, please?:

Is it suitable to use the adjective "great" in this context?:  If I were rich, I would buy a great car.

Thank you                     Mowgli

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Chief Cook, 3 yr 317 days ago

Hiya Mowgli

It sounds OK to me.

Matress  +  181114 Tue, 10 Jan 06 03:28 PM

Your sentence is ok, but I'm note sure if they use that adjective in that case.

 

great (GOOD)
 adjective 
INFORMAL 
very good or very effective; excellent 
We had a great time.
She has a great voice.
This stuff is great for cleaning windows.

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Vince, 3 yr 310 days ago
Can 'great' denote size as well? Because I think that's what is meant in the sentence...
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