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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Try on or,,,
Hi
I asked a similar question 8 hours ago, but
http://www.fibers.com/blog/a-guide-to-fitting-room-etiquette/
In this picture she is not wearing the red sweater, but she seems to wonder if it fits her or not (of course there is a possibility that she wonders if the color suits her, but here I want to assume that she wonders if it is the right size for her.).
How would you describe it ? Should I use "try on"?
I asked a similar question 8 hours ago, but
http://www.fibers.com/blog/a-guide-to-fitting-room-etiquette/
In this picture she is not wearing the red sweater, but she seems to wonder if it fits her or not (of course there is a possibility that she wonders if the color suits her, but here I want to assume that she wonders if it is the right size for her.).
How would you describe it ? Should I use "try on"?
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No, she is not trying it on-- that requires her actually wearing it for a moment. I suppose she is just 'holding it up'.
- No, she is not trying it on-- that requires her actually wearing it for a moment.
- I suppose she is just 'holding it up'.
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No, she is not trying it on-- that requires her actually wearing it for a moment. I suppose she is just 'holding it up'.
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