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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Seam come undone undone at seam
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Do you say " seam came undone at"?
The seam cam undone/the stitch came undone at the seam at the crotch of the dress so I had to sew it.
Thank you
Do you say " seam came undone at"?
The seam cam undone/the stitch came undone at the seam at the crotch of the dress so I had to sew it.
Thank you
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Do dresses have crotches? "The seam came undone" is fine. You can add "at the sleeve" or "at (whatever)".
- Do dresses have crotches?
- "The seam came undone" is fine.
- You can add "at the sleeve" or "at (whatever)".
- CJ
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Do dresses have crotches?
"The seam came undone" is fine. You can add "at the sleeve" or "at (whatever)".
CJ
"The seam came undone" is fine. You can add "at the sleeve" or "at (whatever)".
CJ
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