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26 Dec 2017
Question about English (UK)
Do these sound natural?
- He's more of a woman than a man.
- I'm much more than a billionaire.
- Kiss me first, before I give this to you.
- Kiss me more.
- Aren't you exercising?
Do these sound natural?
- He's more of a woman than a man.
- I'm much more than a billionaire.
- Kiss me first, before I give this to you.
- Kiss me more.
- Aren't you exercising?
- He's more of a woman than a man.
- I'm much more than a billionaire.
- Kiss me first, before I give this to you.
- Kiss me more.
- Aren't you exercising?
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- English (UK)
The first one sounds a little confusing, because you call the person "he". If you said he's more like a woman than a man, that would mean he is a man, but acts the way a woman is supposed to. but they are all perfectly natural sounding.
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