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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Which word is correct?
Which word is correct?
Don't wipe your hand on/with your clothes. Here is a napkin.
Pull/Take the cap off the pen.
She has a lot of personality/character.
Thank you
Don't wipe your hand on/with your clothes. Here is a napkin.
Pull/Take the cap off the pen.
She has a lot of personality/character.
Thank you
Top answer
Don't wipe your hand on your clothes. ) Pull and take are equally good. (Pull is more forceful) Either personality or character is good.
- Don't wipe your hand on your clothes.
- ) Pull and take are equally good.
- (Pull is more forceful) Either personality or character is good.
- However, the words suggest two different qualities.
- Personality means liveliness or interesting qualities in a person.
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Don't wipe your hand on your clothes. (The hand is going on top of the clothes; the clothes are not being used as a towel.)
Pull and take are equally good. (Pull is more forceful)
Either personality or character is good. However, the words suggest two different qualities.
Personality means liveliness or interesting qualities in a person.
She has so much personali
Pull and take are equally good. (Pull is more forceful)
Either personality or character is good. However, the words suggest two different qualities.
Personality means liveliness or interesting qualities in a person.
She has so much personali
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