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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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"My clothes smelt of smoke."
"My clothes smelt of smoke."
I have learned that the sentence is a British style English and then how do Americans say a sentence meaning the same as the example?
I hope to make my question clear and hear from you again. Thank you so much as usual.
I have learned that the sentence is a British style English and then how do Americans say a sentence meaning the same as the example?
I hope to make my question clear and hear from you again. Thank you so much as usual.
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The definite difference would be the American spelling of smelled . Yanks might also replace of with like .
- The definite difference would be the American spelling of smelled .
- Yanks might also replace of with like .
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The definite difference would be the American spelling of smelled. Yanks might also replace of with like.
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