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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a inquisitive" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an inquisitive" because "inquisitive" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "She is an inquisitive student who always asks questions in class."
Alternatives: "a curious" or "an eager learner".
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The pair then chatted with a inquisitive puppet called Chamki, who sat on a swing.
Armed with a inquisitive look on his darling, little face, Philosotoddler questions the greatest mysteries of childhood, and he's not afraid to pose a few challenges about nursery rhymes, lunch time or even gender identification.
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You need to have an oscilloscope, a voltmeter, and an inquisitive mind tempered with patience.
She is an inquisitive songwriter, a mercurial singer and a sharp explorer of femininity within punk- and baroque-laced aggression.
A demo with an inquisitive dragon, on the other hand, does a good job of better expressing the graphic potential.
First there was a mad scramble, and then an inquisitive tangent, followed by a headlong dash to the finish.
The native of Varennes, Quebec has a bushy brown beard, a generous abdomen and an inquisitive look.
My father was an ideal subject: he ran a hundred miles a week, and he had an inquisitive streak.
Imagine a wary deer and an inquisitive bear in the same over-furnished hotel room.
In any case, he seemed to have a gentle disposition and an inquisitive mind.
Still to come: white-water rapids, an inquisitive panther, and a surprisingly cheerful sojourn with practitioners of cannibalism.
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