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Hotmale Posted 11 years ago
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Look good with/in ...
Hello,
I'd like to ask you about the preposition which is required in this sentence:
"You look good with/in this new hairdo."
I'd choose "with" but it's only a guess.
Thank you
I'd like to ask you about the preposition which is required in this sentence:
"You look good with/in this new hairdo."
I'd choose "with" but it's only a guess.
Thank you
Top answer
" They both seem natural to me. 'In' applies more expectedly to clothing, but I think 'hairdo' accepts it painlessly.
- " They both seem natural to me.
- 'In' applies more expectedly to clothing, but I think 'hairdo' accepts it painlessly.
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HotmaleI'd like to ask you about the preposition which is required in this sentence:"You look good with/in this new hairdo."They both seem natural to me. 'In' applies more expectedly to clothing, but I think 'hairdo' accepts it painlessly.
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