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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Difference in meaning?
You are very beautiful whenever you are (wearing/putting on/dressed in) a yellow suit.
What is the difference in meaning among them?
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wearing = dressed in putting on = going through the motions of changing from not wearing it to wearing it CJ
- wearing = dressed in putting on = going through the motions of changing from not wearing it to wearing it CJ
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wearing = dressed in
putting on = going through the motions of changing from not wearing it to wearing it
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anonymousWhat is the difference in meaningamongbetween them?
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