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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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is the word feature or trait?
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She has an african american person's traits features, yet she's white and has blue eyes.
She has an african american person's traits features, yet she's white and has blue eyes.
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If you're talking about the way she looks, "features" is what you want. "Traits" includes many other things. ")
- If you're talking about the way she looks, "features" is what you want.
- "Traits" includes many other things.
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If you're talking about the way she looks, "features" is what you want. "Traits" includes many other things.
(You need to capitalize "African American.")
(You need to capitalize "African American.")
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