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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Going back into fashion and trend

How do you Americans or Engish say this sentence?

This bag is going back into fashion slowly. It was the trend in the 80s now its back.

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Anonymous This bag is going back into fashion slowly. It was the trend in the 80s now its back. This is okay by me.

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  • Anonymous This bag is going back into fashion slowly.
  • It was the trend in the 80s now its back.
  • This is okay by me.
  • I'd probably move the adverb up, but it gets more emphasis where you've positioned it.
  • " I'd use a full stop.
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AnonymousThis bag is going back into fashion slowly. It was the trend in the 80s now its back.
This is okay by me.
I'd probably move the adverb up, but it gets more emphasis where you've positioned it.
(This bag is slowly going back into fashion.)
You need some punctuation before "now it's back." I'd use a full stop.

"It's" is a contracti
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