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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Do justice
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Having your hair up doesn't do you justice. It makes you uglier.
Having your hair up doesn't do you justice. It makes you uglier.
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Grammatically, it's fine. You are saying the person is already ugly, however, and that having her hair up just makes her more ugly. Is that what you meant?
- Grammatically, it's fine.
- You are saying the person is already ugly, however, and that having her hair up just makes her more ugly.
- Is that what you meant?
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Grammatically, it's fine.
You are saying the person is already ugly, however, and that having her hair up just makes her more ugly. Is that what you meant?
You could just as easily say "You look prettier with your hair down."
You are saying the person is already ugly, however, and that having her hair up just makes her more ugly. Is that what you meant?
You could just as easily say "You look prettier with your hair down."
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Yes.
It reminds me of a cartoon a friend has on his desk at work: one guy says to the other, "You're better than my last sensitivity training instructor, but you're a whole lot uglier."
It reminds me of a cartoon a friend has on his desk at work: one guy says to the other, "You're better than my last sensitivity training instructor, but you're a whole lot uglier."
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