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Wangqh2696122 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
What does “with” mean?
What does “with” mean? Does the speaker mean that blisters occur when you don’t wear socks? Thank you!
Sometimes when you don’t wear any socks with your shoes I get blisters.
Sometimes when you don’t wear any socks with your shoes I get blisters.
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The blisters don't necessarily occur because you are not wearing socks. ). Your sentence is not quite correct grammatically.
- The blisters don't necessarily occur because you are not wearing socks.
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- Your sentence is not quite correct grammatically.
- Use "you" instead of "I" in the last part of the sentence: "...
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The blisters don't necessarily occur because you are not wearing socks. They can occur when your shoe rubs a part of your foot (toes, heels, etc.).
Your sentence is not quite correct grammatically. Use "you" instead of "I" in the last part of the sentence: "...you get blisters."
Your sentence is not quite correct grammatically. Use "you" instead of "I" in the last part of the sentence: "...you get blisters."
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wangqh2696122What does “with” mean?In this sentence for "with" you may substitute "when you are wearing" or "at the same time that you are wearing".
wangqh2696122Does the speaker mean that blisters occur when you don’t wear socks?They occur (sometimes) when you wear shoes, but you don't wear socks.
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