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you look great on that haircut.
you look great with that haricut.
what's the difference between these two sentences?
can i say ”you look great on your new hairstyle.”
Is there any other good expression I can use?
you look great with that haricut.
what's the difference between these two sentences?
can i say ”you look great on your new hairstyle.”
Is there any other good expression I can use?
- Inglês (EUA)
- Português (Brasil)
They mean the same thing but the second is more right
"That haircut looks great on you" is another way to say it, and I think it's more common
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- Inglês (EUA)
- Português (Brasil)
They mean the same thing but the second is more right
"That haircut looks great on you" is another way to say it, and I think it's more common
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- Inglês (EUA)
do not say "you look great on that haircut" it sounds like your ontop of the hair or something
say "you look great WITH that haircut"
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- Inglês (EUA)
The second sentence is correct. Use the word "on" when saying things like "That shirt looks good on you"
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