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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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My shoes are wearing down/out at the heel.
My shoes are wearing down/out at the heel. I need to get a new pair.
The children have all worn down/out their gloves.
Hi,
Doe both down and out fit in the above two sentences and make no difference in meaning? Thanks.
The children have all worn down/out their gloves.
Hi,
Doe both down and out fit in the above two sentences and make no difference in meaning? Thanks.
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Down is OK for the shoes, but not for the gloves. Gloves do not diminish in height.
- Down is OK for the shoes, but not for the gloves.
- Gloves do not diminish in height.
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Down is OK for the shoes, but not for the gloves. Gloves do not diminish in height.
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Down is OK for the shoes, but not for the gloves. Gloves do not diminish in height.
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