wilbertjim
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He wears a pant.
He wears a pants.
Which one correct?
He wears a pants.
Which one correct?
[Grammar] He wears a pant.
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'A pair of pants.'
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He wears pants.
He wears a pair of pants.
Note that in BrE "pants" are underpants. I don't think that's what you meant so in BrE, it would be "He wears trousers" or "He wears a pair of trousers".
He wears a pair of pants.
Note that in BrE "pants" are underpants. I don't think that's what you meant so in BrE, it would be "He wears trousers" or "He wears a pair of trousers".
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