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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Fit the shape of

How would you phrase?
Would you say "fit the shape of" ?
Would you say fingers or hands?
Is it correct to "cut something out of something"?
Would you say from or out of?

Gloves are designed to fit the shape of your fingers/hands so why would you cut a pair of gloves from/out of socks.


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How would you describe this shoe?
Is this natural?
This is a shoe that fits the shape of each toe.

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A regular five-fingered glove. If you make a glove out of a sock, it would be more like a mitten, not a regular five-fingered glove. This type of shoe would be a five-toed shoe.

— Anonymous

  • A regular five-fingered glove.
  • If you make a glove out of a sock, it would be more like a mitten, not a regular five-fingered glove.
  • This type of shoe would be a five-toed shoe.
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A regular five-fingered glove. If you make a glove out of a sock, it would be more like a mitten, not a regular five-fingered glove.

This type of shoe would be a five-toed shoe.
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