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Lucas21c Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Crew cut
Could you tell me which one is right and natural among the following sentences? Thank you.
1. I'd like to have/get a crew-cut. (The 'crew-cut' is a noun)
2. I'd like to get crew-cut. ((The 'crew-cut' is a verb)
3. Give me a crew-cut, please. (The 'crew-cut' is a noun)
1. I'd like to have/get a crew-cut. (The 'crew-cut' is a noun)
2. I'd like to get crew-cut. ((The 'crew-cut' is a verb)
3. Give me a crew-cut, please. (The 'crew-cut' is a noun)
Top answer
No hyphen; it is two words. I don'f find the verb use natural.
- No hyphen; it is two words.
- I don'f find the verb use natural.
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No hyphen; it is two words. I don'f find the verb use natural.
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