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MOHAMMED ALHADAYN
Temperamental or moody
I got confused in useing theses words Temperamental or Moody!
I am Moody .
I am temperamental.
what is right?
Nov 6, 2014 12:44 AM
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They are both right. English has more formal and less formal words. Temperamental sounds more formal than moody. But moody usually implies that a person is often sulky, sad, grumpy, and generally unhappy. Temperamental simply means that a person changes often between happy, sad, angry, etc.
November 6, 2014
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MOHAMMED ALHADAYN
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