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Onizo Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Do you say, " socks off or hat off" to mean take off your socks or hat?
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Colloquially, yes, you could, though it is not obvious why you would want to say such a thing.
- Colloquially, yes, you could, though it is not obvious why you would want to say such a thing.
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Colloquially, yes, you could, though it is not obvious why you would want to say such a thing.
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GPYColloquially, yes, you could, though it is not obvious why you would want to say such a thing.Thank you, GPY.
"socks off!"
Do I hear a little implication that it's not quite correct to say in this order? If so, would "off the hat or socks!" work perfactly?
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First, looking again, I wonder whether you actually meant:
Do you say "socks off" or "hat off"?
instead of:
Do you say "socks off or hat off"?
If you did, strike my comment "it is not obvious why you would want to say such a thing".
Do you say "socks off" or "hat off"?
instead of:
Do you say "socks off or hat off"?
If you did, strike my comment "it is not obvious why you would want to say such a thing".
onizo"socks off!" Do I hear a little implication that it's not quite correct to say in
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