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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

be in the shade in

Can you say 'in the shade in a stroller'? Is the hood open or up closed or down? What adjective works?
It was so sun out that the baby wasn't in the shade in his stroller even with the hood up open.

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Anonymous It was so su nny out that the baby wasn't in the shade in his stroller even with the hood u p. open. Consider also saying "wasn't shaded" instead of "wasn't in the shade" in that sentence.

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  • Anonymous It was so su nny out that the baby wasn't in the shade in his stroller even with the hood u p.
  • open.
  • Consider also saying "wasn't shaded" instead of "wasn't in the shade" in that sentence.
  • However, even on a very sunny day, a good stroller hood should be able to keep out the sun!
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AnonymousIt was so sunny out that the baby wasn't in the shade in his stroller even with the hood up. open.
Consider also saying "wasn't shaded" instead of "wasn't in the shade" in that sentence.

However, even on a very sunny day, a good stroller hood should be able to keep out the sun!
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