I think both examples are ok.![]()
Is this correct?
I work at a workshop cutting and making dresses.
Is it possible to write:
I work at a workshop cutting and dressmaking
I think both examples are ok.![]()
Red5
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That sentence seems to be saying you cut the dresses and make the dresses. Perhaps:Originally Posted by pepa
- I work at a workshop cutting patterns and making dresses.
Or (even better):
- I work at a workshop cutting patterns and sewing dresses.
I am not sure that dressmaking is a verb, but I could be wrong.Originally Posted by pepa
:)