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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Which one is correct- mouth wide opened/ mouth wide open?
Please suggest me the form to be used as past tense.
Moreover, what is the difference between wide opened mouth and mouth wide opened?
Please suggest me the form to be used as past tense.
Moreover, what is the difference between wide opened mouth and mouth wide opened?
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Wide open is the correct form. Open as an adjective: His mouth is wide open. He has a wide open mouth.
- Wide open is the correct form.
- Open as an adjective: His mouth is wide open.
- He has a wide open mouth.
- His mouth was wide open.
- He had a wide open mouth.
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Wide open is the correct form.
Open as an adjective:
His mouth is wide open. He has a wide open mouth.
His mouth was wide open. He had a wide open mouth.
His mouth fell wide open.
Open as a verb:
He opened his mouth wide.
Open your mouth wide.
Wide opened mouth and mouth wide opened are both wrong; use open instead of op
Open as an adjective:
His mouth is wide open. He has a wide open mouth.
His mouth was wide open. He had a wide open mouth.
His mouth fell wide open.
Open as a verb:
He opened his mouth wide.
Open your mouth wide.
Wide opened mouth and mouth wide opened are both wrong; use open instead of op
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