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Tido Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Clothes or Clothing Model
Hi,
During a brief discussion with a friend, I've asked where he got the models on his promotional business website? He asked what models? In my response to clarify the question. Should I use the term "clothes models" or "clothing models"?
Can anyone recommend a great grammar book?
Cheers,
Tido
During a brief discussion with a friend, I've asked where he got the models on his promotional business website? He asked what models? In my response to clarify the question. Should I use the term "clothes models" or "clothing models"?
Can anyone recommend a great grammar book?
Cheers,
Tido
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Either 'clothes' or 'clothing' will work, but I suspect that 'fashion model' is more appropriate. There are several good grammar books. _encoding=UTF8&qid=1278422196&sr=1-1 [/url].
- Either 'clothes' or 'clothing' will work, but I suspect that 'fashion model' is more appropriate.
- There are several good grammar books.
- _encoding=UTF8&qid=1278422196&sr=1-1 [/url].
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Either 'clothes' or 'clothing' will work, but I suspect that 'fashion model' is more appropriate.
There are several good grammar books. A very popular one is [url=http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_
There are several good grammar books. A very popular one is [url=http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_
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