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Rashin Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Check tje sentences
Hi,
Which sentence is more natural to say?
What mark is your lipstick?
What lipstick is on your lips now?
What's your lipstick's mark?
What is the mark of your lipstick?
Which one do you like?(refer to shoes)?
Which ones do you like?(refer to shoes)? My guess is the second.
Best Regards
R.N
Which sentence is more natural to say?
What mark is your lipstick?
What lipstick is on your lips now?
What's your lipstick's mark?
What is the mark of your lipstick?
Which one do you like?(refer to shoes)?
Which ones do you like?(refer to shoes)? My guess is the second.
Best Regards
R.N
Top answer
The second sentence - "What lipstick is on your lips now? - is okay. The first, third, and fourth sentences don't make sense - the word "mark" is not used like this.
- The second sentence - "What lipstick is on your lips now?
- - is okay.
- The first, third, and fourth sentences don't make sense - the word "mark" is not used like this.
- The fifth and sixth sentences can both be okay.
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The second sentence - "What lipstick is on your lips now? - is okay. The first, third, and fourth sentences don't make sense - the word "mark" is not used like this.
The fifth and sixth sentences can both be okay. When talking about shoes, you can refer to them in the singular (since a pair of shoes is singular; you're essentially saying: "Which pair do you like?" ) or plural (since a
The fifth and sixth sentences can both be okay. When talking about shoes, you can refer to them in the singular (since a pair of shoes is singular; you're essentially saying: "Which pair do you like?" ) or plural (since a
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Hi,
Which sentence is more natural to say?
What make mark is your lipstick?
What lipstick are you wearing? is on your lips now?<<<<<<<
What's your l
Which sentence is more natural to say?
What make
What lipstick are you wearing?
What's your l
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Thanks for swift reply again
by mark :I mean the brand.
What do you mean by "make"?
How do you say in English when asking about "number of lipstick "?
Please tell me which one is more idiomatic to say in previous post.
by mark :I mean the brand.
What do you mean by "make"?
How do you say in English when asking about "number of lipstick "?
Please tell me which one is more idiomatic to say in previous post.
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Anonymousthe word "mark" is not used like thisWould I say "mark" for the number of lipstick & "brand" for the name of factory made by?
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Hi,
The most natural things to say are
eg What kind of lipstick do you wear (usually)?
eg What kind of lipstick are you wearing (right now)?
Any more questions about lipstick, maybe I should wait for
The most natural things to say are
eg What kind of lipstick do you wear (usually)?
eg What kind of lipstick are you wearing (right now)?
Any more questions about lipstick, maybe I should wait for
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