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Rommel Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
I have correctly used the phrase ‘with large cigarettes,’ haven’t I?
I have correctly used the phrase ‘with large cigarettes,’ haven’t I?
Justin was in the living room. I saw three other men sitting on the couch with large cigarettes in their mouths.
Justin was in the living room. I saw three other men sitting on the couch with large cigarettes in their mouths.
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I've never heard of "large cigarettes"; do you mean "cigars"? Also, "in their mouths" is unnatural. Try: "...
- I've never heard of "large cigarettes"; do you mean "cigars"?
- Also, "in their mouths" is unnatural.
- Try: "...
- "
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I've never heard of "large cigarettes"; do you mean "cigars"?
Also, "in their mouths" is unnatural. Try: "... on the couch, smoking cigars."
Also, "in their mouths" is unnatural. Try: "... on the couch, smoking cigars."
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