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Abil Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
sore eyes
When some one says "I have got sore eyes" does it mean that his / her eyes turned red and pricks? Thanks
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Hi, The statement does not tell us why they are sore or what they look like. Clive
- Hi, The statement does not tell us why they are sore or what they look like.
- Clive
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Hi,
The statement does not tell us why they are sore or what they look like.
Clive
The statement does not tell us why they are sore or what they look like.
Clive
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Thanks Optilang for the link.
I know sore eyes can be caused by a number of reasons. I just wanted to know if eye sore generally implies red eyes and itches ("*****" was a wrong word?). From Clive's post, I understand that that does not necessarily mean so. Am I right, Clive?
I know sore eyes can be caused by a number of reasons. I just wanted to know if eye sore generally implies red eyes and itches ("*****" was a wrong word?). From Clive's post, I understand that that does not necessarily mean so. Am I right, Clive?
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Don't worry, Clive, I am not going to punch you even if you don't answer my questions directly. 
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