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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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glasses steamy

Could glasses be described as steamy?

My glasses were steamy and couldn't see anything.

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Yes, but as written, the sentence means that your glasses couldn’t see anything, not you. Also, I would use a more appropriate conjunction. My classes were steamy, so I couldn’t see anything.

— RandomGuy

  • Yes, but as written, the sentence means that your glasses couldn’t see anything, not you.
  • Also, I would use a more appropriate conjunction.
  • My classes were steamy, so I couldn’t see anything.
  • I couldn’t see anything because my glasses were steamy.
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Yes, but as written, the sentence means that your glasses couldn’t see anything, not you. Also, I would use a more appropriate conjunction.

My classes were steamy, so I couldn’t see anything.
I couldn’t see anything because my glasses were steamy.
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I usually say and hear 'My glasses were steamed up . . . '

Clive
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