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Vincent Teo Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Makes beautiful flowers
Can I say,
(a) She makes some beautiful flowers.
(b) She makes some beautiful paper flowers.
(c) She trims / cuts the unwanted leaves from the beautiful flowers.
(a) She makes some beautiful flowers.
(b) She makes some beautiful paper flowers.
(c) She trims / cuts the unwanted leaves from the beautiful flowers.
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They are all good English, but I'll bet the first two mean something other than what you think they mean. "Some" there means "remarkable". Some dictionaries call that "informal", but I don't think it is.
- They are all good English, but I'll bet the first two mean something other than what you think they mean.
- "Some" there means "remarkable".
- Some dictionaries call that "informal", but I don't think it is.
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They are all good English, but I'll bet the first two mean something other than what you think they mean. "Some" there means "remarkable". Some dictionaries call that "informal", but I don't think it is.
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