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Teal lime Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
To my ear or to my ears?
Is it "to my ear" or "to my ears"?
For instance, should I say/write, "The sentence sounds good to my ears" or "The sentence sounds good to my ear"?
Thank you
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to my ear You're referring to your sense of hearing, not to the projections on the sides of your head! Ellen has a good ear for music. She should learn to play an instrument.
- to my ear You're referring to your sense of hearing, not to the projections on the sides of your head!
- Ellen has a good ear for music.
- She should learn to play an instrument.
- (not 'ears') CJ
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to my ear
You're referring to your sense of hearing, not to the projections on the sides of your head!
Ellen has a good ear for music. She should learn to play an instrument.
(not 'ears')
CJ
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