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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Pretty
Can I say,
The pencil case is pretty.
My bag is pretty.
My pencil is pretty.
The pencil case is pretty.
My bag is pretty.
My pencil is pretty.
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g. more attractively decorated or beautiful than usual), then there is no reason that you cannot say that they are pretty. Probably the person most likely to have a "pretty pencil" is a young girl.
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- more attractively decorated or beautiful than usual), then there is no reason that you cannot say that they are pretty.
- Probably the person most likely to have a "pretty pencil" is a young girl.
- I would never describe an average pencil as being "pretty".
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Hi VT
If you think that each of those is pretty (e.g. more attractively decorated or beautiful than usual), then there is no reason that you cannot say that they are pretty. Probably the person most likely to have a "pretty pencil" is a young girl. I would never describe an average pencil as being "pretty".
If you think that each of those is pretty (e.g. more attractively decorated or beautiful than usual), then there is no reason that you cannot say that they are pretty. Probably the person most likely to have a "pretty pencil" is a young girl. I would never describe an average pencil as being "pretty".
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