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Which is more natural or correct: Tighten your eyes tightly and Tightly tighten your eyes?
Which is more natural or correct: Tighten your eyes tightly and Tightly tighten your eyes?
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We don't actually say that, but the second one is better.
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We just say "Close your eyes (tightly)"
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@fangirl thanks for the quick answer.
Ah you mean... Close your eyes tightly, you say?
Ah you mean... Close your eyes tightly, you say?
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