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Mr. Tom Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Pillows under the eyes
Hi
Do you ever use or have you heard this phrase--pillows under the eyes? How does it sound to you?
Tom
Do you ever use or have you heard this phrase--pillows under the eyes? How does it sound to you?
Thanks,
Old age/lack of sleep had caused big pillows under his eyes.
I suspect somewhere a plastic surgeon has cashed her cheque to remove the pillows under her eyes.
Tom
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We say "bags under the eyes".
- We say "bags under the eyes".
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Thanks a lot.
What about suitcases and pillows? Are they both non-native?
Tom
What about suitcases and pillows? Are they both non-native?
Tom
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Hi Mr. Tom,
Suitcases just sounds absurd.
Pillows sounds like a non-native version of bags.
Suitcases just sounds absurd.
Pillows sounds like a non-native version of bags.
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