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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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The first pair of pants
Hi. Is it correct to use the phrase "his first pants" to mean "his first pair of pants? Thank you in advance for your help.
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He bought his first pants (his first pair of pants) with his own money when he was 16 years old.
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anonymous "his first pants" to mean "his first pair of pants " ? The short form is understandable but inferior to the longer form. CJ
- anonymous "his first pants" to mean "his first pair of pants " ?
- The short form is understandable but inferior to the longer form.
- CJ
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anonymous"his first pants" to mean "his first pair of pants"?
The short form is understandable but inferior to the longer form.
CJ
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