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saszka2
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is it correct?
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I found an activity revising colours in which the teacher should say "are you wearing in...red?" and all students wearing red clothes should stand up. It goes on with different colours. I have doubts though, whether you can say "Are you wearing in...."
I �d rather say "Are you wearing red?" or "Are you wearing sth in red?" or "Are you wearing sth red?"
What do you think?
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29 Mar 2010
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sevimnevzat
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in my opinion Are you wearing red? is the correct one |
29 Mar 2010
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anitarobi
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Agreed - Are you wearing red? or Are you wearing something red? Both are fine. |
29 Mar 2010
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joy2bill
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If "in red" must be used you could say
"Are you dressed in red?" or "Are you in red?" but I would never use "wearing" and "in red" together. |
29 Mar 2010
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