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Stevenukd Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
RAZOR BURN
Dear Teachers,
A: Hey buddy! what happened to your face?
B: It's a razor burn. I cut myself when I shaved this afternoon.
- I think "razor cut" is more natural than "razor burn", right?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Stevenukd.
A: Hey buddy! what happened to your face?
B: It's a razor burn. I cut myself when I shaved this afternoon.
- I think "razor cut" is more natural than "razor burn", right?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Stevenukd.
Top answer
Razor burn is irritation of the skin from shaving. It's not the same as a cut or cuts. The combination shown in B's response is not natural sounding to me.
- Razor burn is irritation of the skin from shaving.
- It's not the same as a cut or cuts.
- The combination shown in B's response is not natural sounding to me.
- It should be: It's razor burn, and I cut myself while shaving.
- CJ
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Razor burn is irritation of the skin from shaving. It's not the same as a cut or cuts.
The combination shown in B's response is not natural sounding to me. It should be: It's razor burn, and I cut myself while shaving.
CJ
The combination shown in B's response is not natural sounding to me. It should be: It's razor burn, and I cut myself while shaving.
CJ
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