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Partha Chakraborty 3072 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Hair or hairs
Which one is currect?
It uproots almost half of his hairs.
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It uproots almost half of his hair.
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The combination of "uproots" and "hair(s)" seems odd. What is the context? What does "it" refer to?
- The combination of "uproots" and "hair(s)" seems odd.
- What is the context?
- What does "it" refer to?
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The combination of "uproots" and "hair(s)" seems odd. What is the context? What does "it" refer to?
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