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"brick grey ancient barn" is grammatically correct if you assume "brick grey" is a color, but of course that's probably not what it's supposed to mean.
by plorkyeran 11y ago
"brick grey ancient barn" is grammatically correct if you assume "brick grey" is a color, but of course that's probably not what it's supposed to mean.
- peterfirefly 11y agoTime flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana.
- Cushman 11y agoIndeed! Although I'd argue that probably is what it's supposed to mean. A "leather horse saddle" and a "horse leather saddle" are very different things, and no native English speaker would mix them up. You know which they mean.
- falsedan 11y agoWhat's your point?
- jschwartzi 11y agoThat one is for horses, and the other is from horses.
- falsedan 11y agoAs any fule kno
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