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Lucus Ong Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
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If a child is drawing it on the public places.
What should I say?
What should I say?
Top answer
Do you mean that by drawing on it, the child is making the wall look untidy?
- Do you mean that by drawing on it, the child is making the wall look untidy?
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5 Answers
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Do you mean that by drawing on it, the child is making the wall look untidy?
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Hi,
Is "graffiti" the word you are looking for?
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define_b.asp?key=34046&dict=CALD
words or drawings, especially humorous, rude or political, on walls, doors, etc. in public places:
The subway walls are covered in graffiti.
Is "graffiti" the word you are looking for?
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define_b.asp?key=34046&dict=CALD
words or drawings, especially humorous, rude or political, on walls, doors, etc. in public places:
The subway walls are covered in graffiti.
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I would like to add to what Tanit has written.
I would say "The girl has scribbled graffiti on the wall."
I would say "The girl has scribbled graffiti on the wall."
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Thanks
Is it right to say so?
"My sons draw graffiti on the wall of my house."
"It's illegal to draw graffitti on the public items."
Many thanks in advance
Is it right to say so?
"My sons draw graffiti on the wall of my house."
"It's illegal to draw graffitti on the public items."
Many thanks in advance
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Vctory OngThanksMy sons like to draw pictures and scribble on the wall/s of my house. (based on the picture you provided earlier)
Is it right to say so?
"My sons draw graffiti on the wall of my house."
"It's illegal to draw graffitti on the public items."
Many thanks in advance
It's illegal to scribble graffiti in
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