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Does this sentence sound correct "I want it gone"?
So if "gone" here in this sentence is used as an adjective? Can it be replaced by any other adjectives? Can i have a few examples if it works? thanks, ;p
Apr 3, 2013 12:58 AM
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I want it BE GONE - it's an informal way to say.
I want it to DISAPPEAR - become impossible to see
I want it to BECOME A HISTORY - it's an expression
I want it to VANISH - disappear suddenly
I want it to FADE - disappear gradually
I want it to DISSOLVE - formal way to say
April 3, 2013
"I want it gone" is pretty informal and not the best of grammar so don't use it as the starting point for creating other sentences.
And I more often here these expression: "I want that thing out of here!" or "Get it out of here!"
April 3, 2013
Well, gone is used as an adjective made from a verb. It means "I want it to disappear/go away/vanish". I can't come up with any adjective, but I think you can successfully replace it with any verb that means disappearing.
April 3, 2013
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