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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
"A simple buttoned shirt, open and loose with easy pants, makes a comfortable apeal for people to approach and break a conversation. The pink and that odour affirms a personal draw. And a polite voice and a smiles flirts, inviting though reserved at that moment."
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"A simple buttoned shirt, open and loose with easy pants, makes a comfortable apeal for people to approach and break a conversation. The pink and that odour affirms a personal draw. And a polite voice and a smiles flirts, inviting though reserved at that moment."
a) Is it correct to say 'to break a conversation'?
b) And does it make sense to say "The pink and that odour affirms a personal draw"?
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break a conversation . start a conversation / strike up a conversation (idiom) that odour People do not like to be told they have an odour affirms a personal draw . I don't know what this means.
- break a conversation .
- start a conversation / strike up a conversation (idiom) that odour People do not like to be told they have an odour affirms a personal draw .
- I don't know what this means.
- You have several other errors in this paragraph as well.
- Clive
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break a conversation. start a conversation / strike up a conversation (idiom)
that odour People do not like to be told they have an odour
affirms a personal draw. I don't know what this means.
You have several other errors in this paragraph as well.
Clive
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