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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
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Talented in art
Can I say,
She is talented in art. Her painting is good at / with watercolours.
She is talented in art. Her painting is good at / with watercolours.
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She is talented in art. Her water-colour paintings are good. CB
- She is talented in art.
- Her water-colour paintings are good.
- CB
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Thanks. Can I say,
She is talented in painting / drawing. Her watercolours paintings are good.
She is talented in painting / drawing. Her watercolours paintings are good.
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No.
Watercolors (colours) are a type of paints, so don't use it with "drawing."
You can say "watercolors" to refer to her "watercolor paintings." You cannot say her "watercolours paintings."
Her watercolors are good.
Her watercolor paintings are good.
Watercolors (colours) are a type of paints, so don't use it with "drawing."
You can say "watercolors" to refer to her "watercolor paintings." You cannot say her "watercolours paintings."
Her watercolors are good.
Her watercolor paintings are good.
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Thanks. Can I say,
She is talented in painting / drawing. Her watercolours paintings are good.
She is talented in painting / drawing. Her watercolours paintings are good.
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Vincent, I just answered this exact question, and you posted it again.
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