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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
IS MOLDED TO vs MOLDS TO
What's the difference please and are both correct?
1 The mouthpiece is pre-molded to your teeth./
2 The mattress moulds to (fit) the shape of the body. (is that a tempurpedic matress?)
Is "fit" optional?
Thank you
1 The mouthpiece is pre-molded to your teeth./
2 The mattress moulds to (fit) the shape of the body. (is that a tempurpedic matress?)
Is "fit" optional?
Thank you
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In #1, the verb "to mold" is transitive passive. In #2, it's intransitive. "Fit" is optional.
- In #1, the verb "to mold" is transitive passive.
- In #2, it's intransitive.
- "Fit" is optional.
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In #1, the verb "to mold" is transitive passive. In #2, it's intransitive.
"Fit" is optional.
"Fit" is optional.
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