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Is it right if I say "how could you act such inhuman?" or "how could you be so inhuman?" Thank you in advance.

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See also English Language Learners Good Luck.
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Nov 19 at 7:52

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"How could you act in such an inhuman way?"
– Kris
Nov 19 at 7:51

See also English Language Learners Good Luck.
– Kris
Nov 19 at 7:52

"How could you act in such an inhuman way?"
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Nov 19 at 7:51

See also English Language Learners Good Luck.
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Nov 19 at 7:52

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Inhuman is an adjective, which means we should use so, not such before it (however, we'd say "such an inhuman person" because such can precede nouns and noun phrases):

How could you be so inhuman?

So precedes adverbs too, so:

How could you act so inhumanly?

answered Nov 19 at 5:53

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Inhuman is an adjective, which means we should use so, not such before it (however, we'd say "such an inhuman person" because such can precede nouns and noun phrases):

How could you be so inhuman?

So precedes adverbs too, so:

How could you act so inhumanly?

answered Nov 19 at 5:53

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Inhuman is an adjective, which means we should use so, not such before it (however, we'd say "such an inhuman person" because such can precede nouns and noun phrases):

How could you be so inhuman?

So precedes adverbs too, so:

How could you act so inhumanly?

answered Nov 19 at 5:53

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Inhuman is an adjective, which means we should use so, not such before it (however, we'd say "such an inhuman person" because such can precede nouns and noun phrases):

How could you be so inhuman?

So precedes adverbs too, so:

How could you act so inhumanly?

answered Nov 19 at 5:53

Enguroo

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Inhuman is an adjective, which means we should use so, not such before it (however, we'd say "such an inhuman person" because such can precede nouns and noun phrases):

How could you be so inhuman?

So precedes adverbs too, so:

How could you act so inhumanly?

answered Nov 19 at 5:53

Enguroo

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answered Nov 19 at 5:53

Enguroo

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answered Nov 19 at 5:53

Enguroo

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answered Nov 19 at 5:53

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