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Debpriya De Posted 15 years ago
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"My hair is long enough for me to get a haircut."
Is this sentence grammatically correct ?
Is this sentence grammatically correct ?
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I don't see anything wrong with the grammar, but the context is very weird. How could it be that hair becomes long enough so that you "can" get a hair cut? I think you want to convey the meaning: You think that your hair has grown a bit long, and you think it is time for you to get a hair cut.
- I don't see anything wrong with the grammar, but the context is very weird.
- How could it be that hair becomes long enough so that you "can" get a hair cut?
- I think you want to convey the meaning: You think that your hair has grown a bit long, and you think it is time for you to get a hair cut.
- " this is how I would say it.
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I don't see anything wrong with the grammar, but the context is very weird.
How could it be that hair becomes long enough so that you "can" get a hair cut?
I think you want to convey the meaning:
You think that your hair has grown a bit long, and you think it is time for you to get a hair cut.
"My hair is a bit too long and I think it is time for me to get a
How could it be that hair becomes long enough so that you "can" get a hair cut?
I think you want to convey the meaning:
You think that your hair has grown a bit long, and you think it is time for you to get a hair cut.
"My hair is a bit too long and I think it is time for me to get a
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