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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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with his strong hands
Can I say,
The thief snatched Susan's handbag with his strong hands.
The thief snatched Susan's handbag with his strong hands.
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Yes, that is acceptable, Vincent, but 'strong hands' is usually an admirable quality, so it sounds a bit odd.
- Yes, that is acceptable, Vincent, but 'strong hands' is usually an admirable quality, so it sounds a bit odd.
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Yes, that is acceptable, Vincent, but 'strong hands' is usually an admirable quality, so it sounds a bit odd.
Yes, that is acceptable, Vincent, but 'strong hands' is usually an admirable quality, so it sounds a bit odd.
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I agree with you. "with strong hands" quite odds. but, how do I say it in more natural way?
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Perhaps something like this:
The thief roughly snatched Susan's handbag.
Perhaps something like this:
The thief roughly snatched Susan's handbag.
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