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Rex Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Tonsure
0 1. I know a man who has a tonsure. 02 br
00 2. I know a tonsure man. 02 br
00 3. I know a man with tonsure. 02 br
00 4. He is a man with tonsure. 02 br
00 5. He has a tonsure. 02 br
00 I don't think the word tonsure could use as a verb. 02 br
00 This particular man has shaved his hair. Now he is bold. Are all my sentences fine in this context? 0-
00 2. I know a tonsure man. 02 br
00 3. I know a man with tonsure. 02 br
00 4. He is a man with tonsure. 02 br
00 5. He has a tonsure. 02 br
00 I don't think the word tonsure could use as a verb. 02 br
00 This particular man has shaved his hair. Now he is bold. Are all my sentences fine in this context? 0-
Top answer
0 Tonsure is only used to mean the traditional haircut of a monk. 0-
- 0 Tonsure is only used to mean the traditional haircut of a monk.
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0 Tonsure is only used to mean the traditional haircut of a monk. If you shave your head, you become b 01 b 00 a 02 b 00 ld. 02 br
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00 If you're talking about a monk, you could say (1) or (5), or you could amend (3) to I know a man with a tonsure. 0-
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00 If you're talking about a monk, you could say (1) or (5), or you could amend (3) to I know a man with a tonsure. 0-
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0 Now he is bold. - I think you mean 'bald'. 02 br
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00 A tonsure is when monks shave a small bald circle on the top of their heads, leaving the rest of their hair. It isn't used in other contexts. 0-
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00 A tonsure is when monks shave a small bald circle on the top of their heads, leaving the rest of their hair. It isn't used in other contexts. 0-
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