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Shanks8532 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
meaning of "a men-chasing-girl "
Hello teachers
Suppose you have a baby girl and told by someone seeing your baby’s picture that "your baby is so cute, she would be popular , and becomes a man chasing girl. "
Do you take it that the one is saying
your baby girl becoming a girl who chases men
or
the baby girl becomes a "men-want-to-chase-girl" ?(=a girl who is always chased by men due to the attraction)
Thank you fr your advice in advance.
Suppose you have a baby girl and told by someone seeing your baby’s picture that "your baby is so cute, she would be popular , and becomes a man chasing girl. "
Do you take it that the one is saying
your baby girl becoming a girl who chases men
or
the baby girl becomes a "men-want-to-chase-girl" ?(=a girl who is always chased by men due to the attraction)
Thank you fr your advice in advance.
Top answer
Shanks8532 Suppose you have a baby girl and told by someone seeing your baby’s picture that "your baby is so cute, she would be popular , and becomes a man chasing girl. " That remark seems odd indeed; it is both awkward and backward from what common sense would suggest. It is just poor English.
- Shanks8532 Suppose you have a baby girl and told by someone seeing your baby’s picture that "your baby is so cute, she would be popular , and becomes a man chasing girl.
- " That remark seems odd indeed; it is both awkward and backward from what common sense would suggest.
- It is just poor English.
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Shanks8532Suppose you have a baby girl and told by someone seeing your baby’s picture that "your baby is so cute, she would be popular , and becomes a man chasing girl. "That remark seems odd indeed; it is both awkward and backward from what common sense would suggest. It is just poor English.
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