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Hotmale Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
V shape
Hello,
I'm wondering what's the proper way of writing "a V shape"?
Should v be capitalised - V or/and put into quotation marks "V"?
The sentence is as follows:
"Bob's hair is forming a V shape."
Thank you
I'm wondering what's the proper way of writing "a V shape"?
Should v be capitalised - V or/and put into quotation marks "V"?
The sentence is as follows:
"Bob's hair is forming a V shape."
Thank you
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The sentence itself is not quite right. "
- The sentence itself is not quite right.
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The sentence itself is not quite right. You'd say this as: "Bob's hair is shaped like a V."
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You have done it right, but there are other problems. The progressive is probably not right, and with "form" we don't normally use "shape": Bob's hair forms a V. We might write "Bob's hair is V-shaped."
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"with "form" we don't normally use "shape"
Thank you, Enoon, for telling me this.
Thank you, Enoon, for telling me this.
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