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Synonym Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

SHAVED

Saw his snap with shaved hair/head or

Saw his snap with his hairs/head shaved off/shaven off.

Please suggest on the above.
  

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Hi, We usually say the head is shaved, not the hair. Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, We usually say the head is shaved, not the hair.
  • Clive
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Hi,

We usually say the head is shaved, not the hair.

Clive
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I/We/They/She saw a snapshot of him with a shaved head / with all his hair shaved off.
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We have a number of verbs with two past participles, probably from a Scandinavian influence (Cool Breeze could probaby enlighten us). In general, we use one to describe the action, the other to describe the state.

The chocolate melted in the hot car.

The molten lava flowed all the way to the town.

He shaved off his beard today and almost nobody rec
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