DEAR NATIVE SPEAKERS, HELP ME FIND THE PROPER VERB
Hi, everybody!
I need your help! I can't deside which verb to choose. The passage I'm working at is about a liquid which helps eliminating scratches from the surface of a car. After it has dried, it becomes the same colour as the colour of the car. So after using it it's not seen, - so, I should say:
It TAKES? /GETS? /AQUIRES? --- the colour of the car.
Which verb to use?
Thanks in advance!
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DEAR NATIVE SPEAKERS, HELP ME FIND THE PROPER VERB
Hi, everybody!I need your help! I can't decide which verb to choose. The passage I'm working on is about a liquid which helps (?to?) eliminate scratches from the surface of a car. After it has dried, it becomes the same colour as the colour of the car. So after using it it's not seen, - so, I should say:
It TAKES? /GETS? /AQUIRES? --- the colour of the car. It takes on the colour of the car. Or .... After applying and drying, the sealent/sealer/paint blends perfectly with the car.
Which verb to use? To blend
Thanks in advance!
Very well written!
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I agree with Dennis. :-)
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I would say that it "takes on" the color of the car. Or it "acquires" the same color as the car.
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