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Sonnemarie Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Shape vs. mould

Hello,

can you please help me on this:

I would like to write

"These attributes shape classics to individual favourites."

Shall I rather write "mould" instead of "shape"? When am I supposed to use these words?

Thank you again for your help!
  

Top answer

Well, I don't think either is appropriate here: the classic does not change, so both sound odd. I would go with a commoner phrasing: These attributes make classics individual favorites.

— Mister Micawber

  • Well, I don't think either is appropriate here: the classic does not change, so both sound odd.
  • I would go with a commoner phrasing: These attributes make classics individual favorites.
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Well, I don't think either is appropriate here: the classic does not change, so both sound odd. I would go with a commoner phrasing: These attributes make classics individual favorites.
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Mister Micawber, you are my personal hero!

Thank you very much!
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