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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Help please.
Hi,
English is not my mother tongue, so sometimes I have difficulties in understanding some sentences. And I love asking you, because you are so helpful.
I've read a sentence in a book, and I don't understand what it means. It describes a boy, and it says: "His hair was neither one colour nor the other."
So what color is this boy's hair?
Please help me understand.
Thanks in advance:)
English is not my mother tongue, so sometimes I have difficulties in understanding some sentences. And I love asking you, because you are so helpful.
I've read a sentence in a book, and I don't understand what it means. It describes a boy, and it says: "His hair was neither one colour nor the other."
So what color is this boy's hair?
Please help me understand.Thanks in advance:)
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It's trying to say that the boy's hair colour was an intermediate colour (between two colours). , His hair was neither brown nor black; it was some colour in between.
- It's trying to say that the boy's hair colour was an intermediate colour (between two colours).
- , His hair was neither brown nor black; it was some colour in between.
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It's trying to say that the boy's hair colour was an intermediate colour (between two colours).
e.g.,
His hair was neither brown nor black; it was some colour in between.
e.g.,
His hair was neither brown nor black; it was some colour in between.
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