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Expression: "She was walking in bare feet."

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Phrase: "The early mornings" | Expression: "Please see below"

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#1 (permalink) Thu Sep 06, 2007 14:56 pm Expression: "She was walking in bare feet."

Hi

Are these synonymous?

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1- She was walking in bare feet.
2- She was walking barefoot.

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#2 (permalink) Thu Sep 06, 2007 15:33 pm Expression: "She was walking in bare feet."

Yes, they are, 'walking barefoot' being the more usual.

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