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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Pantleg ???

How would you say this please?


Those shoes are too big for those jeans. You cant get the pantleg over the shoes.


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Top answer

It's a little confusing what you mean. A pant leg normally does not go completely over shoes when you are wearing them. Do you mean trying to wear jeans while having shoes on your feet?

— Lakshwadeep

  • It's a little confusing what you mean.
  • A pant leg normally does not go completely over shoes when you are wearing them.
  • Do you mean trying to wear jeans while having shoes on your feet?
  • In that case, I would say: You can't pull the pant legs over those shoes.
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It's a little confusing what you mean. A pant leg normally does not go completely over shoes when you are wearing them. Do you mean trying to wear jeans while having shoes on your feet? In that case, I would say: You can't pull the pant legs over those shoes.
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I'm trying to say that someone is wearing tight jeans and has be boots on, and his pants are so tight that the pantleg does even come over the shoes, in fact they are so tight that he's got the jean in his boots not literally but almost.
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The pant leg is too narrow to put your jeans on while wearing your boots.
The pant legs are too narrow to put your jeans on while wearing your boots.
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