Asked by rfvv
1. It is good for you to move and laugh now.
2. It is good of you to move and laugh now.
3. You are good to move and laugh now.
[Are the sentences all grammatical?]
2. It is good of you to move and laugh now.
3. You are good to move and laugh now.
[Are the sentences all grammatical?]
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Answered by
Writeacher
All are correctly phrased, but 2 doesn't mean what 1 and 3 do.
1 and 3 mean it's all right to move now (as if everyone had been told to sit absolutely still for a while).
2 means the speaker appreciates the other person's actions of moving and laughing, almost as if in relief.
1 and 3 mean it's all right to move now (as if everyone had been told to sit absolutely still for a while).
2 means the speaker appreciates the other person's actions of moving and laughing, almost as if in relief.
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