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Aleilei Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Bare feet / bare foot?
Hi,
Here is a conversation between a host and a guest:
H: You can wear these slippers if you want.
G: No thanks. I prefer bare foot (or bare feet).
Which one is correct? Thanks in advance.
Here is a conversation between a host and a guest:
H: You can wear these slippers if you want.
G: No thanks. I prefer bare foot (or bare feet).
Which one is correct? Thanks in advance.
Top answer
Bare feet . )
- Bare feet .
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Bare feet. (Barefoot - one word - is an adjective or adverb.)
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