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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
is there a difference between these 2 sentences?
Jessie, do you consider blond hair on guys as a turn off?
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Jessie, do you consider blond hair as a turn off on guys?
Is there difference where I put the phrasal verb in the sentence? Do these sentences have the same meaning?
P.S.No need to answer to these two examples, I just made them up randomly
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Jessie, do you consider blond hair as a turn off on guys?
Is there difference where I put the phrasal verb in the sentence? Do these sentences have the same meaning?
P.S.No need to answer to these two examples, I just made them up randomly
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Anonymous Is there difference where I put the phrasal verb in the sentence? Do these sentences have the same meaning? Jessie, do you consider blond hair on guys as a turn off ?
- Anonymous Is there difference where I put the phrasal verb in the sentence?
- Do these sentences have the same meaning?
- Jessie, do you consider blond hair on guys as a turn off ?
- OK Jessie, do you consider blond hair as a turn off on guys ?
- This makes no sense Your question makes no sense either, since "turn off" is not a verb in your sentences.
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AnonymousIs there difference where I put the phrasal verb in the sentence? Do these sentences have the same meaning?Jessie, do you consider blond hair on guys as a turn off? OK
Jessie, do you consider blond hair as a turn off on guys? This makes no sense
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