a. You are a bit too quick to dismiss.
b. Do not be so quick to dismiss.
c. You have a tendency to trust.
d. You trust too much.
Are the above sentences grammatically correct?
I think 'dismiss' and 'trust' are transitive verbs and need an object. I am not sure they can be used without an object.
Many thanks.
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Re: dismiss
'Dismiss' requires an explicit object, but 'trust' may be used without.