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Jasmine Jim Posted 9 years ago
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She put a make up on her face.

She had a group photo for her danching club.

She had a make up on his face.

"What's going on with her face." my son asked me.

"She put a make up on her face."

"She has a make up."

I told him.

Would the first sentence sound natural?

  

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You never refer to make up with an "a" you could say, "she is wearing make up on her face." Or "she put make up on her face."
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Jasmine JimShe had a group photo for her dance club.
Jasmine JimShe had a big scar on her face.

This is an ugly scar on her face. You can see she is wearing makeup.

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