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The word ’sight’ in sentences.
- Do you have good sight or bad sight?
Do you wear glasses?
- I have bad sight.
- I have been shortsighted since I was eighteen.
- I need glasses to drive my car or watching TV.
I also wear them when going for a walk or cycling.
- Can you guess what does the idiom ”Out of sight, out of mind” means?
- I think that the same idiom exists in my native language.
- In French, it ’s : « Loin des yeux, loin du coeur ».
- It means that little by little, you forget the people who are no more present around you.

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- Do you have good sight or bad sight?
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- Do you have good ~~sight~~ or bad sight?
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- Do you have good eyesight or bad eyesight?
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Sentence 2
- Do you wear glasses?
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Sentence 3
- I have bad sight.
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- I have bad eyesight.
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- I have been shortsighted since I was eighteen.
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- I have been ~~short~~nearsighted since I was eighteen.¶
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  NOTE 1: can also be spelled "near-sighted" i.e., hyphenated.¶
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  NOTE 2: "shortsighted" is a word (in English) but it means to lack imagination, to not see the "big picture", etc.
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- I have been ~~short~~nearsighted since I was eighteen.
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- I need glasses to drive my car or watching TV.
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- I need glasses to drive my car or watch~~ing~~ TV.
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- I also wear them when going for a walk or cycling.
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Sentence 7
- Can you guess what does the idiom ”Out of sight, out of mind” means?
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- Can you guess what ~~does~~ the idiom ”Out of sight, out of mind” means?
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- Can you guess ~~what does the idiom ”O~~the meaning of the idiomatic expression "out of sight, out of mind~~” means~~"?
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- I think that the same idiom exists in my native language.
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- In French, it ’s : « Loin des yeux, loin du coeur ».
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- In French, it ’s : « ”Loin des yeux, loin du coeur »”.
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- In French, it ’s : « Loin des yeux, loin du coeur ».¶
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  NOTE: the punctuation in the French portion of your statement is fine as it conforms PERFECTLY with French rules of syntax. Pay no mind to the (so-called) "correction" suggested by the Aussie ... he is not a fluent French speaker.
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- It means that little by little, you forget the people who are no more present around you.
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- It means that little by little, you forget the people who are no ~~more present~~longer around you.
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Text from Sylviane346 - English

The word ’sight’ in sentences.

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