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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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cloak
Can Isay,
(A) The barber ties a white cloak around JOhn's neck before he begins to cut his hair.
(A) The barber ties a white cloak around JOhn's neck before he begins to cut his hair.
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Hi, Can Isay, (A) The barber ties a white cloak around JOhn's neck before he begins to cut his hair. 'Cloak' is not a good choice of words. It suggests something that covers your back.
- Hi, Can Isay, (A) The barber ties a white cloak around JOhn's neck before he begins to cut his hair.
- 'Cloak' is not a good choice of words.
- It suggests something that covers your back.
- I'd just say 'a white cloth'.
- Clive
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Hi,
Can Isay,
(A) The barber ties a white cloak around JOhn's neck before he begins to cut his hair.
'Cloak' is not a good choice of words. It suggests something that covers your back.
I'd just say 'a white cloth'.
Clive
Can Isay,
(A) The barber ties a white cloak around JOhn's neck before he begins to cut his hair.
'Cloak' is not a good choice of words. It suggests something that covers your back.
I'd just say 'a white cloth'.
Clive
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