Is there any particular reason for giving the colour of the skin of the people you saw?
Perhaps somebody else will be more tolerant of your attitude. I just can't be bothered any more.
Is this kind of simplification allowed?
Can I say 'I saw a black man and woman' instead?
I tend to think that, although (i) and (ii) are extremely awkward, they are grammatical.
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