realistic peter griffin

Sat, 02 May 2026 19:37:49 +0000

The word realistic I see being separated as either real-ist-ic or real-istic. As for real-ist-ic, both suffixes exist. -ist seems to be sensitive to nouns (novel-ist, machin-ist), and real is not a noun, it's. Be real about putting customers first. Be realistic about putting customers first. Is there a difference between these two sentences? What is the correct preposition just after "under review"? (1) The manuscript is under review in [name of the journal] (2) The manuscript is under review on [name of the journal] According to. Hi Group, For me get real means be real, be realistic or in other cases I don't believe you. Let's get real is totally different, for me it means let's get serious, be serious, tell the truth, am I right? If.