"lose time thinking what to wear every morning." does it sound ok?
I must write in favour of wearing uniforms. The main ideas are
You don´t have to lose/ waste time thinking what clothes you are wearing every morning.
What´s more, they should be allowed to chose wether to wear a skirt or trousers.
are they correct?
Thanks
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Answers · 3
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We'd normally use the verb "to waste," rather than "to lose," in this context. Or you could use the verb "to spend."
In the second sentence, the correct spelling is "whether."
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Here's how I would present it:
"You don't have to waste time thinking about what clothes you will wear every morning.
What's more, they should be allowed to choose (not chose) whether (not wether) they will wear a skirt or trousers."
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Hi Emarbe!
The first sentence is fine. The second sentence would be better with "waste" and with the word "about" added, so it reads like this: "You don't have to waste time thinking about what clothes you are wearing every morning." The third sentence is fine, but you misspelt "whether".
I hope this helps,
Matt
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