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SheltieBites Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Turn Shades of red
"His face turned a shade of red."
"His face turned several shades of red."
What does the second one mean?
"His face turned several shades of red."
What does the second one mean?
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Hi. His faces turned one shade of red, then another shade of red, then another,etc. Here are some shades of red.
- Hi.
- His faces turned one shade of red, then another shade of red, then another,etc.
- Here are some shades of red.
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Hi.
His faces turned one shade of red, then another shade of red, then another,etc.
Here are some shades of red.
His faces turned one shade of red, then another shade of red, then another,etc.
Here are some shades of red.
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