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the difference between 'on the right side of the neck and the righ tneck
what is the difference between the usages, 'on the right side of the neck' and 'the right neck'. which is correct?
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Hi, what is the difference between the usages, 'on the right side of the neck' and 'the right neck'. which is correct? 'on the right side of the neck' This is standard Englsih.
- Hi, what is the difference between the usages, 'on the right side of the neck' and 'the right neck'.
- which is correct?
- 'on the right side of the neck' This is standard Englsih.
- 'the right neck' This is not standard English.
- It sounds like the person has two necks.
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Hi,
what is the difference between the usages, 'on the right side of the neck' and 'the right neck'. which is correct?
'on the right side of the neck' This is standard Englsih.
'the right neck' This is not standard English. It sounds like the person has two necks.
eg we say 'the right leg', 'the right arm'.
But
what is the difference between the usages, 'on the right side of the neck' and 'the right neck'. which is correct?
'on the right side of the neck' This is standard Englsih.
'the right neck' This is not standard English. It sounds like the person has two necks.
eg we say 'the right leg', 'the right arm'.
But
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