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Does this sound natural?
“Her boobs were almost falling out.”
Does this sound natural?
“Her boobs were almost falling out.”
“Her boobs were almost falling out.”
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@studiousboy you could use “her breast were almost exposed” or “her breast were almost shown”
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@studiousboy yes it sounds natural but you could also use “her breast”
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@studiousboy you’re welcome, yes it sounds natural!:)
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@studiousboy hmm no that wouldn’t work very well, it makes it seem like her upper torso is falling off her body haha, so it doesn’t really make much sense
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@Jesse_Lee Thank you. Aside from “her breasts were falling out”, are there any other ways to phrase this? Can you tell me some? (without using “fall out”)
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@studiousboy you could use “her breast were almost exposed” or “her breast were almost shown”
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@studiousboy you’re welcome! No they mean that they were almost fully exposed but are not
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@Jesse_Lee Thank you. Does my original sentence also mean her breasts were almost fully exposed but were not?
“Her boobs were almost falling out.”
“Her boobs were almost falling out.”
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@studiousboy you’re welcome, yes your original sentence means that they were almost completely/fully exposed but were not
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@studiousboy you could just say “her breast were exposed” or “she has her top completely off”
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@studiousboy you’re welcome! hmm that sounds a bit unnatural, you could say “she almost has her top off” or “she almost took of her top”
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@studiousboy yes it still mean that she almost shows her whole breast but doesn’t!
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@studiousboy of course, you are very welcome!
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