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Could you please tell me when a native speaker is more likely to use "pleasant to touch" and when "pleasant to the touch"?
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I think the only minor difference might be that "pleasant to touch" is used more when it's an active decision to touch something, like if you're stroking a soft animal. "Pleasant to the touch" can also be used here, but this is used slightly more when talking about the general texture of things, for example someone's coat might be "pleasant to the touch".
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Hmmm... Good question! They both mean that something feels nice or is nice to touch, so you can use either one :)
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- Inglês (RU)
- Inglês (EUA)
I think the only minor difference might be that "pleasant to touch" is used more when it's an active decision to touch something, like if you're stroking a soft animal. "Pleasant to the touch" can also be used here, but this is used slightly more when talking about the general texture of things, for example someone's coat might be "pleasant to the touch".
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No such thing as a stupid question! ^^ Yes, I believe it is a verb in "pleasant to touch".
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