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Onizo Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Glitters
1. Some women's lipsticks glitter. Are these glitters in one lipstick should be called with the plural form?
2. A baby is playing with the lipstick,which is still filled to the brim of the case with his finger, digging some out with his finger nail and tapping with his inner part of the finger. What is the proper verb for his finger action?
Dabbling, touching, ?
2. A baby is playing with the lipstick,which is still filled to the brim of the case with his finger, digging some out with his finger nail and tapping with his inner part of the finger. What is the proper verb for his finger action?
Dabbling, touching, ?
Top answer
Glitter (as a noun) is normally uncountable. This lipstick has glitter in it . I can't think of a verb that exactly covers that.
- Glitter (as a noun) is normally uncountable.
- This lipstick has glitter in it .
- I can't think of a verb that exactly covers that.
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Glitter (as a noun) is normally uncountable. This lipstick has glitter in it.
I can't think of a verb that exactly covers that.
I can't think of a verb that exactly covers that.
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