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Messier42 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

How are they dfferent and Is the sentence correct?

1) I don't see any differences between putting a make-up and not putting a make-up.

2) How are they different?
Even if I read the meanings of them in a dictionary, I cannot differenciate them.. Could you please explan me about how they are different with some examples.

be made up of / consist of / comprise of / compose of / constitue
  

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messier42 1) I don't see any differences between putting a make-up and not putting a make-up. I am having trouble understanding this question. Do you want to know the different between the statement putting a make-up and not putting a make-up ?

— Anonymous

  • messier42 1) I don't see any differences between putting a make-up and not putting a make-up.
  • I am having trouble understanding this question.
  • Do you want to know the different between the statement putting a make-up and not putting a make-up ?
  • Because it is the word not.
  • Or did you mean to ask a different question; however, you made several grammar errors.
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messier421) I don't see any differences between putting a make-up and not putting a make-up.
I am having trouble understanding this question. Do you want to know the different between the statement putting a make-up and not putting a make-up? Because it is the word not. Or did you mean to ask a different question; however, you made several gra
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Thank you for your reply. I was meaning that she has the almost same face as when she put on make-up, although she didn't.
In this sense, can I say like that?
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