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Sundarnaz Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Confusing to eyes

Her name was XXX and it was as confusing to ears as her appearance to the eyes.

Is the sentence grammatically correct and natural? It may not make sense.

Thanks.

  

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Her name was *** and it was as confusing to the ears as her appearance to the eyes. OK

— Clive

  • Her name was *** and it was as confusing to the ears as her appearance to the eyes.
  • OK
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Her name was *** and it was as confusing to the ears as her appearance to the eyes.

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