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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
NICELY DRAWN / NICELY OUTLINED
How would you say this sentence?
1 He has a very nicely drawn mouth/nicely outlined mouth.
(meaning you can really see it, it sticks out)
and how would you say this sentence please?
- He can come at 5 pm just as he can come at 8 pm. You never know with him. He's not a person you can depend on nor is he good with time.
Thank you
1 He has a very nicely drawn mouth/nicely outlined mouth.
(meaning you can really see it, it sticks out)
and how would you say this sentence please?
- He can come at 5 pm just as he can come at 8 pm. You never know with him. He's not a person you can depend on nor is he good with time.
Thank you
Top answer
How would I say these? Like this: He has a prominent mouth. / His mouth is his prominent feature.
- How would I say these?
- Like this: He has a prominent mouth.
- / His mouth is his prominent feature.
- / His mouth is one of his most prominent features.
- / [very casual] He's all mouth.
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How would I say these? Like this:
He has a prominent mouth. / His mouth is his prominent feature. / His mouth is one of his most prominent features. / [very casual] He's all mouth.
He could show up at 5 or he could show up at 8. / It's anybody's guess when he'll show up.
You never know with him. / You can never be sure with him.
You can't [depend / rely] on him. /
He has a prominent mouth. / His mouth is his prominent feature. / His mouth is one of his most prominent features. / [very casual] He's all mouth.
He could show up at 5 or he could show up at 8. / It's anybody's guess when he'll show up.
You never know with him. / You can never be sure with him.
You can't [depend / rely] on him. /
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