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Is this right? Perfect is sir Although the "to be" verb are state verbs and are like an equal sign, I think it's wrong to say "perfect is sir" cause I think "adjective and a noun must go together without any interuption". Furthermore, here we are not describing the 'man' . Am I right? Instead we can say : perfect sir or you are perfect

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Adjectives and nouns don't always have to "go together" as you said . So, you could say: "Perfect man" or " the man is perfect". They mean the same. You want to play with words? You could also say : perfect is the man, perfect are you By the way, there is a difference between "Perfect,.... sir" , and "Perfect sir". The second is unusual. Replace the "Sir" with a noun to make it more meaningful: perfect man, perfect teacher, perfect leader etc.

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