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Riglos Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary

disguise myself in...?

Hi people!

Is it correct to say " I used to disguise myself in different costumes?" or rather "I used to disguise myself with different costumes"?

The sentence reads on: "I used to disguise myself in different costumes and hats and also put on me make up."

I'd rather say: "I used to disguise myself with different costumes and hats and also put some make-up on my face."

What do you think about the final version?

Thanks a lot!

Mara.
  

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I don't have any idea about "disguise" (I find "in" OK, but I guess both can be right), but I'd say "... also put on some make-up".

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  • I don't have any idea about "disguise" (I find "in" OK, but I guess both can be right), but I'd say "...
  • also put on some make-up".
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I don't have any idea about "disguise" (I find "in" OK, but I guess both can be right), but I'd say "... also put on some make-up".
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I think I'd say "disguise myself in".

MrP
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For me that would be :"Disguise myself as"
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AdomiFor me that would be :"Disguise myself as"
You used to disguise yourself as "different costumes", Adomi?
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That's why I like the EnglishForward. Thanks MrP.
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