Is saying the word correct rude

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Hi!

I’m really puzzled, ’cause in theory, according to grammar books, for one-syllable adjectives we have to use «-er», but «ruder» doesn’t sound very well to me and, what’s more, I’ve just seen «more rude» in a piece of news of an online English newspaper! :S

(please correct every mistake I make, I’m learning.)

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    • #2

    Hi!

    I’m really puzzled, ’cause in theory, according to grammar books, for one-syllable adjectives we have to use «-er», but «ruder» doesn’t sound very well to me and, what’s more, I’ve just seen «more rude» in a piece of news of an online English newspaper! :S

    (please correct every mistake I make, I’m learning.)

    I’d say «ruder» is OK but «more rude» sounds better. :)

    Masood


    • #3

    Hi!

    I’m really puzzled, because in theory, according to grammar books, for one-syllable adjectives we have to use «-er», but «ruder» doesn’t sound very

    well

    good to me and, what’s more, I’ve just seen «more rude» in a piece of news of an online English newspaper! :S

    (please correct every mistake I make, I’m learning.)

    Correction, as requested.

    • #4

    Hi!

    I’ve just seen «more rude» in a piece of news of an online English newspaper!

    (please correct every mistake I make, I’m learning.)

    The word «ruder» is just fine, and probably more frequently used. What sounds better will depend on context.

    He is ruder than anyone I ever met. Normal

    He is more rude than anyone I ever met. Correct but not as natural as the first.

    He couldn’t be more rude. Normal.

    He couldn’t be ruder. Normal, but the first version is a bit more natural.

    Correction as requested:

    in a news item in

    piece of news of

    an online English

    • #5

    Maybe my English grammar isn’t so good, but two of the corrections («because» instead of «’cause» and «news item» instead of «piece of news») made by others don’t seem necessary to me…

    P.S. I would probably say «more rude» more often than «ruder.» Saludos.

    Masood


    • #6

    Maybe my English grammar isn’t so good, but two of the corrections («because» instead of «’cause» and «news item» instead of «piece of news») made by others don’t seem necessary to me…

    P.S. I would probably say «more rude» more often than «ruder.» Saludos.

    Hi

    As the OP is learning English, it is best to correct any words which are non-standard English (’cause).

    • #7

    «news item» instead of «piece of news») made by others don’t seem necessary to me…

    While I don’t think «piece of news» by itself is grammatically incorrect, it is not as natural-sounding (particularly when coupled with «of an online English newspaper»), and most people learning a foreign language want to learn the phrasing most commonly used by native speakers.

    • #8

    Perfect, thanks to everybody! it is really clear to me! :)

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    Put the adjectives in brackets into the correct form.
    1) Mr Adams is (patient) teacher I have ever had.
    2) According to an English saying, the (old) we grow, the wiser we become.
    3) Don’t you think that Nathan needs to be a bit (sensitive) to other people’s feelings?
    4) Ron was very rude to Mary. I think that (little) he could do is apologise ti her.
    5) My younger sister is (sociable) person in our family.

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    1. It’s rude to interrupt someone else when they are talking.

    2. He only talks about himself. It’s boring.

    3. What do you say when somebody gives you a present?

    4. They always gossip about other people behind their backs. It’s not very nice.

    5. I had an interesting conversation with Adam yesterday.

    6. My dad is always telling jokes. He’s very funny to be with.

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    1. It’s rude to interrupt someone else when they are talking.

    2. He only talks about himself. It’s boring.

    3. What do you say when somebody gives you a present?

    4. They always gossip about other people behind their backs. It’s not very nice.

    5. I had an interesting conversation with Adam yesterday.

    6. My dad is always telling jokes. He’s very funny to be with.

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    I think it’s fair to say that «sir» has less chance of sounding sarcastic, but honestly I would recommend using neither. This is an interesting question and definitely made me think about where I see titles and formal pronouns being used.

    Mr. / Ms.
    I used «Mr. [last name]» to address teachers and other adults in grade school, but very rarely outside of that context. I’ve been called ‘Ms. [last name]’ at the doctor’s office when it’s my turn to go in, and in letters from businesses.

    Sir / Ma’am
    I might use «Sir» or «Ma’am» if I was trying to get a stranger’s attention because they’d dropped something. «Excuse me, sir? Sir? I think you dropped this.» I think «ma’am» gets used more in the Southern US, but I’m not sure.

    Lady
    Lady is another formal term that has mostly lost its place in modern speech.
    Common uses:

    • addressing an audience as «Ladies and gentlemen»

    • referring to the women’s restroom as the «ladies’ room»
      Other uses:

    • Usually comes off as slightly condescending or creepy.
      Demetri Martin has a good bit about it.

    Mister / Missy
    As a standalone pronoun, this is the kind of thing you say to a young child as a cutesy version of addressing them as an adult. For example «Okay, Mister, it’s time to brush your teeth.» When used with an adult, it’s generally rude since it sounds like you’re addressing them as a child. This is similar to calling strangers by affectionate names like «Sweetheart,» «Darling,» «Pumpkin,» etc. For example, I was texting a guy and when I called him out for being rude, he said, «I said don’t be boring. Don’t get it twisted, Missy.»

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    Use of English B2 for all exams

    UNIT 7 SECTION 2 (A)

    Words easily confused

    Use the correct form of the words in the
    boxes to complete the sentences in each group A-H below. You may use some of
    the words more than once. In some cases more than one word may be correct.

    A

    think

    consider

    regard

    believe

    mean

    1

    Please ____________ my offer and call me if you
    decide to sell.

    2

    I have been ____________ of taking a holiday. I ____________
    I deserve it because I’ve worked hard all year.

    3

    The death penalty is ____________ as a barbaric practice by most
    people.

    4

    I don’t ____________ he really ____________ what he
    is saying, because he’s usually joking.

    5

    I didn’t ____________ to offend you. Please ____________ me

    B

    realise

    understand

    recognise

    meet

    introduce

    present

    appreciate

    1

    One day I’d like to ____________
    my favourite film star and get his autograph.

    2

    That’s the journalist that ____________ the evening
    news. Don’t you ____________ her?

    3

    The teacher didn’t ____________ that the students hadn’t understood
    what he was saying.

    4

    Aren’t you going to ____________ me to your friend? I
    haven’t ____________ her before.

    5

    I ____________ your help, but you must ____________ that I want to
    do this on my own.

    C

    assume

    guess

    suppose

    estimate

    calculate

    predict

    1

    Since I hadn’t studied for
    the test, I had to ______________________ most of the answers.

    2

    We were______________________ to play football today,
    but we cancelled it.

    3

    It’s almost impossible to ______________________ what the future
    holds.

    4

    I______________________ I’ll be late for work, since
    there’s so much traffic.

    5

    We had ______________________ the value of the house to be around
    60,000 dollars, but we hadn’t the cost of the renovation.

    D

    idea

    view

    thought

    point

    aspect

    respect

    matter

    1

    She’s very rude and has no _____________
    for anyone.

    2

    You should consider all _____________ of his proposal, because he made some interesting
    _______.

    3

    In my_____________, the
    education system should change.

    4

    I can’t bear the _____________
    of going back to work after such a great holiday.

    5

    There’s no _____________ in
    talking to Clark about this problem, as he has no _____________ about it.

    6

    As a(n) _____________
    of fact, I hired an interior decorator, who gave me some good _____________.

    E

    queue

    line

    aisle

    corridor

    hall

    row

    1

    The cornflakes are in the third ,sir.

    2

    Walk down the and the toilet is the third door on
    your right.

    3

    The entrance to my flat is so small that it’s a waste of space.

    4

    Please get in and wait your turn, madam!

    5

    We were lucky enough to be given seats in the front the theatre.

    6

    There was such a long  in the bank that I couldn’t be bothered to
    go in.

    F

    available

    spare

    free

    convenient

    handy

    usable

    1

    When I bought my car, I got the air-conditioner _____________________
    of charge. It really came in     _____________________ during the summer.

    2

    Every car must have a(n)_____________________ tyre in
    the boot.

    3

    The Red Dog’s new album is now _____________________ in music
    stores.

    4

    A laptop computer is very _____________________ because
    it is portable and _____________________ anywhere.

    5

    I’m _____________________ tomorrow evening. Would you like to go to
    the cinema?

    6

    A car is a very _____________________ means of
    transport compared to buses and trains.

    G

    absence

    lack

    shortage

    loss

    1

    After the accident, my father suffered a gradual ____________
    of memory.

    2

    Vicky’s  from ____________
    work was noticed, so the boss rang her at home.

    3

    The ____________ of rain created severe ____________ of fresh fruit
    and vegetables.

    4

    There’s a world ____________ of energy and scientists
    are looking for alternative sources.

    5

    Although I liked living with my family, I was annoyed by the ____________
    of privacy.

    H

    short

    scarce

    rare

    inadequate

    insufficient

    1

    As a botanist he specialises in______________________ species
    of plants.

    2

    The book costs $ 21 and I’m______________________ by
    one dollar. Could you lend me some money?

    3

    A(n)______________________ supply of oxygen to the brain can prove lethal.

    4

    In many parts of the world water
    is______________________ .

    5

    Parking space in the city centre is______________________ due to
    the______________________ number of car parks.

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    ANSWER KEY

    A

    1

    consider

    2

    thinking

    believe

    3

    regarded

    4

    think

    means

    5

    mean

    believe

    B

    1

    meet

    2

    presents

    recognise

    3

    realise

    4

    introduce

    met

    5

    appreciate

    understand

    C

    1

    guess

    2

    supposed

    3

    predict

    4

    suppose/assume/guess

    5

    estimated/calculated

    D

    1

    respect

    2

    aspects

    points

    3

    view

    4

    thought

    5

    point

    idea

    6

    matter

    ideas

    E

    1

    aisle

    2

    corridor

    3

    hall

    4

    line

    5

    row

    6

    queue/line

    F

    1

    free

    handy

    2

    spare

    3

    available

    4

    handy

    usable

    5

    free

    6

    convenient

    G

    1

    loss

    2

    absence

    3

    lack

    shortages

    4

    shortage

    5

    lack

    H

    1

    rare

    2

    short

    3

    inadequate

    4

    scarce

    5

    scarce/inadequate

    insufficient/inadequate
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