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Ok thanks. BTW the plural comes from each 'trouser' originally being separate and held at the waist with a belt, like chaps.
by benj111 7y ago
Ok thanks.
BTW the plural comes from each 'trouser' originally being separate and held at the waist with a belt, like chaps.
- arrrg 7y agoI know – I think every English teacher is obligated to mention this fact when teaching English and teaching you wardrobe-related vocabulary.