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Eunjinny Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

The pants/center

The pants is loose in the back thigh.
The pants got loose in the back thigh.
She is the center of the evil.( to mean that she is so mean as to have all kinds of evil in her)

I made these sentences, could anyone correct me where it's akward?
  

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The third one is fine. "In the back thigh" is not an expression I'm familiar with, although I am acquainted with the area. Hopfully someone else has an idiomatic expression to cover it.

— Avangi

  • The third one is fine.
  • "In the back thigh" is not an expression I'm familiar with, although I am acquainted with the area.
  • Hopfully someone else has an idiomatic expression to cover it.
  • Note that although we speak of " one pair of pants, we use a plural verb (when speaking of a single garment).
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The third one is fine.

"In the back thigh" is not an expression I'm familiar with, although I am acquainted with the area.

Hopfully someone else has an idiomatic expression to cover it.

Note that although we speak of "one pair of pants, we use a plural verb (when speaking of a sing
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Actually, the situation is that my friend exercised for weeks and I figured that she got slim.
So I see her walking in jeans in her back and notice her jeans got much room in her back thigh part than before.

So I wonder what is the appropriate words to say in this situation.
By the way, this sentence " So I see her walking in jeans in her back" which means that i am behind her is
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I saw her from behind, walking in her jeans, and I thought they were a lot looser in the legs.

She was walking in front of me, and her jeans were a lot looser in the legs.
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