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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Wearing shoes like slippers

Does this sentence make any sense? Is it also natural?


He was wearing his shoes like slippers with the shoes quarter down under his soles.


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anonymous He was wearing his shoes like slippers with the shoe ' s quarter down under his soles. It makes sense, and it's natural. Nevertheless, not many people know what a "shoe's quarter" is.

— CalifJim

  • anonymous He was wearing his shoes like slippers with the shoe ' s quarter down under his soles.
  • It makes sense, and it's natural.
  • Nevertheless, not many people know what a "shoe's quarter" is.
  • I suppose they can figure it out from context, though.
  • CJ
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anonymousHe was wearing his shoes like slippers with the shoe's quarter down under his soles.

It makes sense, and it's natural. Nevertheless, not many people know what a "shoe's quarter" is. I suppose they can figure it out from context, though.

CJ

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