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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Custom made to (fit) your shape FIT OPTIONAL??

Can you tell me whether Fit is optional and how you'd say this sentence?

1 These nail moulds are custom made to (fit) your shape and nails.

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This is an interesting question. They are both right. The grammar of the sentence changes entirely with the use of "fit" in it.

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This is an interesting question. They are both right. The grammar of the sentence changes entirely with the use of "fit" in it. Without "fit," "your shape and nails" is the object of "to," and with "fit," "your shape and nails" is the object of "fit." They are both right. I like it with "fit."
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