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I think a box of sweets will be a nice birthday present for your little brothers.
What phrase is correct:
They both have sweet teeth.
OR
They both have a sweet tooth.
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Thank you very much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The second one is correct. To have a sweet tooth is a phrase. It means to like sweets very much. "Nancy and John always add so much sugar to their coffee. They seem to have a sweet tooth."
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The phrase "They both have a sweet tooth" is correct and sounds more natural.
You could also say "They are both sweet-toothed"
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