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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
the use of "wear something today"
The context is as follows:
I wear glasses everyday, and one day, I wear contact lenses for some reason. People say "you look different."
I think of 2 answers: "Yes, I wear my contacts, today. " and "Yes, I'm wearing my contacts, today."
Can you tell me which is better? Or provide me with a better answer?
Thank you.
I wear glasses everyday, and one day, I wear contact lenses for some reason. People say "you look different."
I think of 2 answers: "Yes, I wear my contacts, today. " and "Yes, I'm wearing my contacts, today."
Can you tell me which is better? Or provide me with a better answer?
Thank you.
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Anonymous Can you tell me which is better? Only the second is good English (no comma before 'today', however).
- Anonymous Can you tell me which is better?
- Only the second is good English (no comma before 'today', however).
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AnonymousCan you tell me which is better?Only the second is good English (no comma before 'today', however).
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