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Jenny chiu Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Are these questions and answers grammatically correct?
1. What do you wear to work?
I wear a shirt, pants, and leather shoes to work.
2. What don't you wear to work?
I don't wear a swim suit and t-shirts to work.
I wear a shirt, pants, and leather shoes to work.
2. What don't you wear to work?
I don't wear a swim suit and t-shirts to work.
Top answer
Everything is fine except for the second answer. I don’t wear a swimsuit or a t-shirt to work. or I don’t wear swimsuits or t-shirts to work.
- Everything is fine except for the second answer.
- I don’t wear a swimsuit or a t-shirt to work.
- or I don’t wear swimsuits or t-shirts to work.
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Everything is fine except for the second answer.
I don’t wear a swimsuit or a t-shirt to work.
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I don’t wear swimsuits or t-shirts to work.
I don’t wear a swimsuit or a t-shirt to work.
or
I don’t wear swimsuits or t-shirts to work.
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1 is okay grammatically, but the term "leather shoes" sounds strange. This is like saying "cloth shirt." It should be the type of shoes: dress shoes, athletic shoes, high-heels, boots, sandals, etc.
2 should be: I don't wear swim suits or t-shirts to work.
2 should be: I don't wear swim suits or t-shirts to work.
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