He is a good student for shit.
Hi.
“He is a good student for shit”.
I make the sentence to express “he is not a good student”. I know it’s vulgar. But does it make sense?
Thank you.
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The grammatically correct sentence would be "he is a shitty student." This is slang as well as vulgar language; if you were speaking about a student as a teacher, or as a parent of a student, to say it formally, you would say "he is a bad student."
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Hello,
No, not really. I would need more information or context.
Other options - He is a good for nothing student. As a student, he isn't good for shit.
Good luck!
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