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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
sweat -> sweats
An example written in my book is 'You put your sweat on inside out.'
Is it right to change 'your sweat' into 'your sweats'?
Is it right to change 'your sweat' into 'your sweats'?
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Sweats or sweater would work. Sweat doesn't really fit there, unless it is meant as a joking way to say that sweat comes from inside you.
- Sweats or sweater would work.
- Sweat doesn't really fit there, unless it is meant as a joking way to say that sweat comes from inside you.
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Sweats or sweater would work.
Sweat doesn't really fit there, unless it is meant as a joking way to say that sweat comes from inside you.
Sweat doesn't really fit there, unless it is meant as a joking way to say that sweat comes from inside you.
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