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Believer Posted 20 years ago
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a Pooh or Pooh
Hi,
I think "Pooh" is a cartoon character and am wondering how it can be written in this context. Assume we are doing (making) a craft.
Make a Pooh
Make Pooh.
Let's make a Pooh.
Make Pooh.
I think "Pooh" is a cartoon character and am wondering how it can be written in this context. Assume we are doing (making) a craft.
Make a Pooh
Make Pooh.
Let's make a Pooh.
Make Pooh.
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His full name is Winnie-the-Pooh.
So you could say 'Let's make Winnie-the-Pooh'
So you could say 'Let's make Winnie-the-Pooh'
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Thank you.
Can we write like this elliptically? I see some similar cases where this elliptical stance is taken, I think.
Let us make a (cartoon character named) Pooh.
Can we write like this elliptically? I see some similar cases where this elliptical stance is taken, I think.
Let us make a (cartoon character named) Pooh.
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