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16 January
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English (US)
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He is honest to keep his word.
He is a honest person who keeps his word.
Which sound natural?
He is honest to keep his word.
He is a honest person who keeps his word.
Which sound natural?
He is a honest person who keeps his word.
Which sound natural?
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- English (US)
- Tamil
he is honest and he can keep his words seems a bit natural
- English (US)
- Tamil
he is a honest person who keeps his words it's correct!!!
- English (US)
He is a honest person who keeps his word.
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- Japanese
@Bakuhan Thank you .How about this?
He is honest enough to keep his words.
He is so honest as to keep his words.
He is honest enough to keep his words.
He is so honest as to keep his words.
- English (US)
@15836dtuz
"He is honest enough to keep his word."
The second one sounds funny, It might be incorrect but I couldn't tell you why.
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