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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

twist nail

Is the correct verb 'twist'

If someone's nails are long and they twist their nail but it doesn't break. Does that mean anything to you?

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Anonymous If someone's nails are long and they twist their nail but it doesn't break. Does that mean anything to you? No.

— AlpheccaStars

  • Anonymous If someone's nails are long and they twist their nail but it doesn't break.
  • Does that mean anything to you?
  • No.
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AnonymousIf someone's nails are long and they twist their nail but it doesn't break. Does that mean anything to you?
No.
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If you hit your finger against something and your nail bends backwards, sometimes you'll get a while line across your nail when it has bent backwards, do you know what I mean?

If so how would you phrase:
If you hit your finger against something and your nail bends backwards, sometimes you'll get a while line across your nail when it has bent backwards

Thank you AlpheccaStars
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Would you please tell me what you think?

Thank you
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AnonymousIf you hit your finger against something and your nail bends backwards, sometimes you'll get a while line across your nail when it has bent backwards, do you know what I mean?
No, I don't. I've never heard of a while line, and I haven't bent a nail backwards.
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