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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Foot and feet
plz use feet and foot in a sentence and tell whats the different !
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Generally, the difference between these two is that feet is the plural for foot . G. I hurt my foot while I was walking on the beach yesterday.
- Generally, the difference between these two is that feet is the plural for foot .
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- I hurt my foot while I was walking on the beach yesterday.
- I had it bandaged.
- Your feet are really cold.
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Generally, the difference between these two is that feet is the plural for foot.
E.G.
I hurt my foot while I was walking on the beach yesterday. I had it bandaged.
Your feet are really cold. Put them into the foot bath, so that you could get warm.
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I hurt my foot while I was walking on the beach yesterday. I had it bandaged.
Your feet are really cold. Put them into the foot bath, so that you could get warm.
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I wouldn't touch that with a ten-foot pole!
I have a sixteen-foot ladder on top of my car.
The length of my ladder is sixteen feet.
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