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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
wear her hair differently
Is this how you would say the sentence? Does 'all the time' work? Do you wear hair?
She wear her hair differently all the time. She'll have it long one day, short the next, up, down.
Do you wear nails?
She wears her nails differently all the time. She'll have them long one day, short the next, squared, pointy, round.
Thanks
She wear her hair differently all the time. She'll have it long one day, short the next, up, down.
Do you wear nails?
She wears her nails differently all the time. She'll have them long one day, short the next, squared, pointy, round.
Thanks
Top answer
Yes, one wears hair, and it is normally in the collective singular. I'd prefer always over all the time in this case.
- Yes, one wears hair, and it is normally in the collective singular.
- I'd prefer always over all the time in this case.
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Yes, one wears hair, and it is normally in the collective singular. I'd prefer always over all the time in this case.
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AnonymousDo you wear nails?One can wear artificial nails. I suppose they can be removed, reapplied and styled differently every day, but that would be unusual.
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Could you tell me which is correct?
She has square nails.
She has square shaped nails.
She has squared nails.
She has rounded nails.
She has round nails.
Thank you!!!
She has square nails.
She has square shaped nails.
She has squared nails.
She has rounded nails.
She has round nails.
Thank you!!!
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