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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Freezing with /Freezing in
How do you say that?
Aren't you freezing in just a shirt.
Aren't you freezing with just a shirt.
Aren't you freezing in just a shirt.
Aren't you freezing with just a shirt.
Top answer
I have seen/heard it both ways, but I would personally use the second one.
- I have seen/heard it both ways, but I would personally use the second one.
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I have seen/heard it both ways, but I would personally use the second one.
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Hi,
Don't / Aren't you freeze / freezing with just having your shirt on?
Don't / Aren't you freeze / freezing out with this shirt? (informal)
Regard
Don't / Aren't you freeze / freezing with just having your shirt on?
Don't / Aren't you freeze / freezing out with this shirt? (informal)
Regard
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