Need to have the two sentences compared
-The nose of the one making photos will fall off.
- The one's who makes photos nose will fall off.
I'm looking for a way to drag "the one" to the begging of the phrase. Thanks in advance.
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Derevenshina - The one's who makes photos nose will fall off. This is not possible. Theoretically the way to do this is "The one making / who makes photos' nose will fall off".
- Derevenshina - The one's who makes photos nose will fall off.
- This is not possible.
- Theoretically the way to do this is "The one making / who makes photos' nose will fall off".
- However this sentence is hard to read and is not recommended.
- As far as the idea of someone's nose falling off is concerned, I wonder whether an idiom or saying from another language has been transferred into English.
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Derevenshina- The one's who makes photos nose will fall off.
This is not possible. Theoretically the way to do this is "The one making / who makes photos' nose will fall off". However this sentence is hard to read and is not recommended.
As far as the idea of someone's nose falling off is concerned, I wonder whether an idiom or saying from another la
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