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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

(High) 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' implies 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. You also need to put "I have high heels on" in quotes, or change it to indirect speech.

— Clive

  • When you say I have heels on, you don't need to say "high heels" because 'heels' implies 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.
  • You also need to put "I have high heels on" in quotes, or change it to indirect speech.
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When you say I have heels on, you don't need to say "high heels" because 'heels' implies 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.

You also need to put "I have high heels on" in quotes, or change it to indirect speech.
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