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Hotmale Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Do or make graffiti
Hello,
I'm wondering which verb is correct: "to do" or "to make graffiti"?
I googled both and there're many examples on each.
Thank you
I'm wondering which verb is correct: "to do" or "to make graffiti"?
I googled both and there're many examples on each.
Thank you
Top answer
Hi, I prefer 'write graffiti'. ) Clive
- Hi, I prefer 'write graffiti'.
- ) Clive
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Hi,
I prefer 'write graffiti'.
(It quite often consists of writing.)
Clive
I prefer 'write graffiti'.
(It quite often consists of writing.)
Clive
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Thank you.
So, neither do nor make is a proper collocation for a graffiti?
So, neither do nor make is a proper collocation for a graffiti?
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Hi,
They both get Google hits, but they sound clumsy to me.
You could also say eg 'He draws graffiti.'
Don't say 'a graffiti' for a particular instance. Say
eg some graffiti
They both get Google hits, but they sound clumsy to me.
You could also say eg 'He draws graffiti.'
Don't say 'a graffiti' for a particular instance. Say
eg some graffiti
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