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Mr. Tom Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

The use of true

Hi

Is the use of true natural here in everyday English?

The door/drawer/window is not true; please fix it properly.

Thanks,

Tom
  

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It is correct without (certainly for me) being stunningly natural in the sense of something I would readily say. Most likely I would say "not straight" or "not flush", or whatever word was appropriate.

— GPY

  • It is correct without (certainly for me) being stunningly natural in the sense of something I would readily say.
  • Most likely I would say "not straight" or "not flush", or whatever word was appropriate.
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It is correct without (certainly for me) being stunningly natural in the sense of something I would readily say. Most likely I would say "not straight" or "not flush", or whatever word was appropriate.
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Mr. TomIs the use of true natural here in everyday English?
No, it's not natural everyday English here. (California, USA)

CJ
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