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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Hair cutter or barber
Hi guys,
In North America, what is more correct?
He is a good barber?
or
He is a good hair cutter?
Thanks!
In North America, what is more correct?
He is a good barber?
or
He is a good hair cutter?
Thanks!
Top answer
" He's a good barber. [Y]
- " He's a good barber.
- [Y]
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I don't hear "hair cutter."
Sometimes I hear "He cuts hair."
He's a good barber. [Y]
Sometimes I hear "He cuts hair."
He's a good barber. [Y]
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Hi,
I so rarely hear the word 'barber' that it sounds old-fashioned to me.
I'd expect to hear something like 'He cuts hair well' or 'He gives good haircuts'.
Clive
I so rarely hear the word 'barber' that it sounds old-fashioned to me.
I'd expect to hear something like 'He cuts hair well' or 'He gives good haircuts'.
Clive
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