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8 Apr 2016
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If I had more wool, I could knit one more sweater for you. Does this sound natural?
If I had more wool, I could knit one more sweater for you. Does this sound natural?
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A little unnatural
As a knitter, I wouldn't say this. I would be more likely to say: If I had more yarn, I could knit another sweater for you. Yarn is spun wool.
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