Actually the pages are too thin so the writing on the front affected the appearance of the writing on the back.
Is my sentence grammatically correct and the way I said or the word I used to describe the problem.
As you can see the writing on the back side aren't visible enough to understand.
As always, there are a million ways to put that. I think you want "to bleed through". "
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As always, there are a million ways to put that. I think you want "to bleed through".
Maybe "The paper is so thin that the ink bleeds through, making the other side hard to read."