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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Wearing a blanket?
What is the right way to say: Wearing a blanket. Put your blanket on. Cover yourself with your blanket.
If I'm telling someone, that my son never lets me cover him with a blanket (that sounds too long). Or.. my son doesn't wear his blanket no matter how cold it is.
Thank you
If I'm telling someone, that my son never lets me cover him with a blanket (that sounds too long). Or.. my son doesn't wear his blanket no matter how cold it is.
Thank you
Top answer
Cover yourself with or wrap yourself in. A blanket isn't considered clothing, so you don't wear one.
- Cover yourself with or wrap yourself in.
- A blanket isn't considered clothing, so you don't wear one.
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Cover yourself with or wrap yourself in. A blanket isn't considered clothing, so you don't wear one.
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Anonymous my son doesn't wear his blanket no matter how cold it is.My son doesn't keep his blanket on, no matter how cold it is.
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