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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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I hate it when
Is this sentence correct and natural?
I hate it when/if a woman is missing a tooth. It's a turn off.
Thank you
I hate it when/if a woman is missing a tooth. It's a turn off.
Thank you
Top answer
“turnoff” is the word to use. ”
- “turnoff” is the word to use.
- ”
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“turnoff” is the word to use.
The first sentence is natural, although I prefer, “I hate it when a woman has a missing tooth.”
The first sentence is natural, although I prefer, “I hate it when a woman has a missing tooth.”
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