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Debpriya De Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
My rear tyres need some air
Is it natural for a native guy to say "My rear tyres need some air" or "My tyres need to be inflated" ?
If not, what is the most natural way of saying it ?
If not, what is the most natural way of saying it ?
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In the US, we say: I need to put some air in the rear tires.
- In the US, we say: I need to put some air in the rear tires.
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"My rear tires need some air." is often heard. "My rear tires need to be inflated." is too long and formal and technical for real life speech.
Other variations you might hear are:
My rear tires are a little low on air.
My rear tires are a little flat.
I need some air in the rear tires.
My rear tires are running flat.
Other variations you might hear are:
My rear tires are a little low on air.
My rear tires are a little flat.
I need some air in the rear tires.
My rear tires are running flat.
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