Wonder123 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
get, come up, wear
I requested him to get a stylish look before taking part in the get together party
I requested him to wear a stylish look before taking part in the get together party
I requested him to come up with a stylish look before taking part in the get together party
which one of the above is correct.
Before entering into the party hall, go to the hair saloon and get a new hairstyle from the hairdresser. does this sentence make sense?
I requested him to wear a stylish look before taking part in the get together party
I requested him to come up with a stylish look before taking part in the get together party
which one of the above is correct.
Before entering into the party hall, go to the hair saloon and get a new hairstyle from the hairdresser. does this sentence make sense?
Top answer
Before entering the party hall, go to the hair saloon and get a new hairstyle.
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Before entering the party hall, go to the hair saloon and get a new hairstyle.
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