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  • Asked on December 22, 2021 in Grammar.

    All of those four are potentially correct.

    What is a possessive if there is a hyphen behind them from a certain sign and the 2 with apostrophes were possessive? that parties are an “owner” of their own games or they belong to another player.

    English uses noun strings in conjunction with noun associations. If two things are similar to each other, the first two indicate parties in some way. The second indicates parties who’re involved in the game.

    ‘Players parties’ is the one most likely to be thought of as false, since ‘player parties’ indicates an association with players in general, not a singular player, making ‘player parties’ redundant.

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  • Asked on December 22, 2021 in Grammar.

    All of those four are potentially correct.

    What is a possessive if there is a hyphen behind them from a certain sign and the 2 with apostrophes were possessive? that parties are an “owner” of their own games or they belong to another player.

    English uses noun strings in conjunction with noun associations. If two things are similar to each other, the first two indicate parties in some way. The second indicates parties who’re involved in the game.

    ‘Players parties’ is the one most likely to be thought of as false, since ‘player parties’ indicates an association with players in general, not a singular player, making ‘player parties’ redundant.

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    • 98448 votes
  • Asked on December 19, 2021 in Meaning.

    Is the word “looks” indicative of the perception of human reality.

    The way a person “comes across” can be communicated by looks, by voice, by behaviour, and conceivably by smell, taste or taste.

    So

    “She looks very interested in people, but when you hear her talking she comes across as self-absorbed”.

    Is it possible or possible for it to be reversed?

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  • Asked on December 19, 2021 in Meaning.

    Is the word “looks” indicative of the perception of human reality.

    The way a person “comes across” can be communicated by looks, by voice, by behaviour, and conceivably by smell, taste or taste.

    So

    “She looks very interested in people, but when you hear her talking she comes across as self-absorbed”.

    Is it possible or possible for it to be reversed?

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    • 13 answers
    • 101995 votes
  • Asked on December 19, 2021 in Meaning.

    Is the word “looks” indicative of the perception of human reality.

    The way a person “comes across” can be communicated by looks, by voice, by behaviour, and conceivably by smell, taste or taste.

    So

    “She looks very interested in people, but when you hear her talking she comes across as self-absorbed”.

    Is it possible or possible for it to be reversed?

    • 276735 views
    • 13 answers
    • 101995 votes
  • Asked on December 19, 2021 in Meaning.

    Is the word “looks” indicative of the perception of human reality.

    The way a person “comes across” can be communicated by looks, by voice, by behaviour, and conceivably by smell, taste or taste.

    So

    “She looks very interested in people, but when you hear her talking she comes across as self-absorbed”.

    Is it possible or possible for it to be reversed?

    • 276735 views
    • 13 answers
    • 101995 votes
  • Asked on December 14, 2021 in Meaning.

    Is the word “looks” indicative of the perception of human reality.

    The way a person “comes across” can be communicated by looks, by voice, by behaviour, and conceivably by smell, taste or taste.

    So

    “She looks very interested in people, but when you hear her talking she comes across as self-absorbed”.

    Is it possible or possible for it to be reversed?

    • 276735 views
    • 13 answers
    • 101995 votes
  • Asked on December 11, 2021 in Meaning.

    Is the word “looks” indicative of the perception of human reality.

    The way a person “comes across” can be communicated by looks, by voice, by behaviour, and conceivably by smell, taste or taste.

    So

    “She looks very interested in people, but when you hear her talking she comes across as self-absorbed”.

    Is it possible or possible for it to be reversed?

    • 276735 views
    • 13 answers
    • 101995 votes
  • Asked on December 6, 2021 in Meaning.

    Is the word “looks” indicative of the perception of human reality.

    The way a person “comes across” can be communicated by looks, by voice, by behaviour, and conceivably by smell, taste or taste.

    So

    “She looks very interested in people, but when you hear her talking she comes across as self-absorbed”.

    Is it possible or possible for it to be reversed?

    • 276735 views
    • 13 answers
    • 101995 votes
  • Asked on November 23, 2021 in Meaning.

    Is the word “looks” indicative of the perception of human reality.

    The way a person “comes across” can be communicated by looks, by voice, by behaviour, and conceivably by smell, taste or taste.

    So

    “She looks very interested in people, but when you hear her talking she comes across as self-absorbed”.

    Is it possible or possible for it to be reversed?

    • 276735 views
    • 13 answers
    • 101995 votes