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Understanding the Context
There is a kids' chant: "Liar, liar, pants on fire!" So Mom was saying, in around about way, "I think you are telling lies."
Lier1)Liar is a noun, and is someone who lies or says things that aren't true. Example: "Zach told me that he bought that jacket himself, but his mom did so he is a liar." Lier is also a noun, but it comes.
Liar"Liar" refers to someone who tells lies (untruths / false statements) Example: "He is a such a liar; he never tells the truth." "Lier" is an extremely rare word (almost never used). It refers to a person.
Subtle difference, in my opinion: You're a liar. You are a person who lies. Maybe you don't lie frequently, but what you said just now is a lie. It might be used to mean you always lie; or it might just.
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Which of the following sentences is correct "He called me liar" or "He called me a liar"? or both? I would choose the second one but I can't explain why. Any help?
