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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Gather pick up dust

Could you tell me if this makes sense and could you tell me how you would say it?

I don't like suede pyjamas for babies as they pick up gather dust and hair. By days end you have dust and hair stuck on the pyjama.

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Use either "gather" or "pick up," not both. I've never heard of suede pyjamas for babies, or anyone else!

— Khoff

  • Use either "gather" or "pick up," not both.
  • I've never heard of suede pyjamas for babies, or anyone else!
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Use either "gather" or "pick up," not both.

I've never heard of suede pyjamas for babies, or anyone else!
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khoffI've never heard of suede pyjamas for babies, or anyone else!
Do you suppose the writer meant flannel?
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That would make more sense.
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