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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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which is correct?
which is correct?
It was so hot, I was out in a shirt
It was so hot out, I wore a shirt out.
It was so hot, I was out in a shirt
It was so hot out, I wore a shirt out.
Top answer
Use the first sentence. To wear a shirt out could mean that the shirt is no longer in good condition.
- Use the first sentence.
- To wear a shirt out could mean that the shirt is no longer in good condition.
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Use the first sentence.
To wear a shirt out could mean that the shirt is no longer in good condition.
To wear a shirt out could mean that the shirt is no longer in good condition.
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