Question

In informal spoken English we often use l... after another adjective to make it sound more friendly, e.g. poor l... Joe, dear l... dog, nice l... room. 42

Accepted Answer

In informal spoken English we often use little after another adjective to make it sound more friendly, e.g. poor little Joe, dear little dog, nice little room. Distance and size

Front	In informal spoken English we often use l... after another adjective to make it sound more friendly, e.g. poor l... Joe, dear l... dog, nice l... room.
Back	In informal spoken English we often use little after another adjective to make it sound more friendly, e.g. poor little Joe, dear little dog, nice little room.
Unit Number	42
Unit Subject	Distance and size

L Informal Spoken English Adjective Make Sound Friendly