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Takoyaki-English Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
an itchy place on my back
Hi.
1. My back feels itchy.
2. My back itches.
3. I have an itchy place on my back.
The first and second sentences sound natural, but the third doesn't, does it?
1. My back feels itchy.
2. My back itches.
3. I have an itchy place on my back.
The first and second sentences sound natural, but the third doesn't, does it?
Top answer
try replacing "place" with "spot" and you've got a winner!
- try replacing "place" with "spot" and you've got a winner!
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try replacing "place" with "spot" and you've got a winner!
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Hi guys,
All 3 seem fine to me.
I also hear 'I have an itch on my back'.
Best wishes, Clive
All 3 seem fine to me.
I also hear 'I have an itch on my back'.
Best wishes, Clive
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Thank you, samuraifingers and Clive.
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