Why?
How do they translate this sentence in Croatian: Growing
vegetables has always been a normal pursuit in the countryside and in towns. What problems might children have?
Growing vegetables is a
perfectly normal hobby in European countryside.
Why is it always better at perfectly because he explains it perfectly?
Should I skip to school?
If someone says anything is abnormal then it’s the result of a logical or unspoken assertion that it’s wrong. Then it’s saying something is innocent or “normal”. I don’t
know what you’re staring at. Wearing black brightly coloured galoshes on a sunny day is perfectly normal.
People say she’s weird, but she thinks eating dessert before dinner is perfectly normal.
I can’t tell from the context of your sentence what the mean “perfectly” is. Why is growing vegetables so common and not like it generally?
