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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a boot were" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely a grammatical error, as "were" is typically used with plural subjects or in subjunctive mood, and "a boot" is singular.
Example: "If a boot were to fit perfectly, it would be the ideal choice for hiking."
Alternatives: "a boot was" or "a boot might be".
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The mountains, which run the length of Italy like the zipper on a boot, were formed about 20 million years ago as the African plate plowed into Eurasia, crumpling crust like a carpet.
According to General Conway, it was the largest mine that had been used in Anbar to date; only a tailgate and a boot were recovered.
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When the sisters' attendance record is what it is, even a boot isn't going to dispel all doubts.
He was thrown to the floor, his hands were pulled back and a boot was placed on his back.
He heard the sound of photographs being taken, he was thrown to the floor, his hands were pulled back and a boot was placed on his back.
The raison d'être of a boot is to keep your toes warm and save you money on a pedicure, you know.
But two decades after the immobilizing wheel clamp all but disappeared from the city's streets, the device, known as a boot, is coming back.
"Leigh Halfpenny, despite being in a boot, is making good progress," said Gatland.
Once there, a boot was placed on their throat while mud was forced into their mouths.
A boot was missing, his mouth no longer opened and his cracker wouldn't crack.
In 2009 a boot was found that was eventually connected to a man who went missing back in 1985.
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