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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Please correct this sentence native?

Is there problems here?

1/ Can you get me a Medium this shirt. This size is too small. The small is too tight at the shoulders.
  

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Are there problems here? Can you get me this shirt in a medium? Can you get me a medium in this shirt?

— Avangi

  • Are there problems here?
  • Can you get me this shirt in a medium?
  • Can you get me a medium in this shirt?
  • The other two are fine in casual use.
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Are there problems here?

Can you get me this shirt in a medium?

Can you get me a medium in this shirt?

The other two are fine in casual use.
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I have heard "on the shoulders" is this correct or is "at" correct?
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My experience is that both prepositions are used.

"At" seems to answer the question, "Where is it tight?"

"On" seems to imply that pressure is being applied to the shoulders.

It's not an exact distinction, by any means.
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