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Vocabulary
To have too much color
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I may be tired today, but I have trouble putting the following sentence together:
The cars in your drawing contain/have too much red color.
Do contain and have make sense here?
I may be tired today, but I have trouble putting the following sentence together:
The cars in your drawing contain/have too much red color.
Do contain and have make sense here?
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"Contain" does not make sense. The cars in your drawing are too red.
- "Contain" does not make sense.
- The cars in your drawing are too red.
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"Contain" does not make sense.
The cars in your drawing are too red.
The cars in your drawing are too red.
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Thanks!
What about 'have'? It does sound a bit silly but I'm not so sure.
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The cars in your drawing are of too much red color? - Too formal?
What about 'have'? It does sound a bit silly but I'm not so sure.
Also,
The cars in your drawing are of too much red color? - Too formal?
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MustAskWhat about 'have'?No.
MustAskThe cars in your drawing are of too much red color? - Too formal?No. Wrong.
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Thanks!
I've been thinking about this example:
Your eyes are a unique blue color.
Your eyes have a unique blue color.
Is 'have' still out of place? Is the first one better?
I've been thinking about this example:
Your eyes are a unique blue color.
Your eyes have a unique blue color.
Is 'have' still out of place? Is the first one better?
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