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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Heels
Is this sentence natural and grammatcal?
When you say I have heels on, you don't need to say "high heels" because heels imply that they are at least somewhat high.
When you say I have heels on, you don't need to say "high heels" because high is implied.
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When you say I have heels on, you don't need to say "high heels" because heels imply that they are at least somewhat high.
When you say I have heels on, you don't need to say "high heels" because high is implied.
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When you say you're wearing heels, the word "heels" in this context means "high heels," so there's no need to say "high."
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