Jun 29, 2010 · Which is a proper way to say? 1 foot? 1 feet? Thanks. S. SoothingDave Moderator. Staff member. Joined Apr ...

May 6, 2013 · Hello. I'm not sure how I should describe my height. Is it OK to say: 1. I'm six one feet tall 2. I'm six one feet 3. I'm six and one feet tall 4. I'm six and one feet Honestly, I have no …

Jul 18, 2014 · 3. He is about five-feet tall. (5') 4. He is about five-foot (something). (5'?")" " Yes, but notice that the constructions are different. The first sentence ends with an adjective. The …

Nov 4, 2018 · Yes, with "zero/oh" it's clear now, but I didn't know that you wouldn't say "one eighty" for 1.8 0 the construction you use for 1.7 5 "one seventy-five". Lots of new nuances. …

Oct 31, 2021 · It's a variation of the phrase 'think on one's feet', meaning to make decisions quickly or give answers without hesitation. You can substitute many different verbs with the …

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Oct 19, 2006 · Lineal vs. Linear Feet. When measuring length, use the word “linear,” instead of “lineal.” Lineal means belonging to or being in direct line of descent from an ancestor.

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