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Tee shirt vs. T-shirt

In this lesson, we will be discussing the differences and similarities between these two words. What are your ideas? Let's go.

"Tee shirt" vs. "T-shirt" in English

What Is Their Main Difference?

Both refer to medium-sleeve clothes that both men and women can wear. However, 't-shirt- is more common than 'tee shirt'.

Differences

They have no differences.

Similarities

Both refer to medium-sleeve clothes that are for men and women. Check out the following examples:

How many tee shirts do you have?

Look at the color of this t-shirt.

Are They Interchangeable?

They can be used interchageably. Compare:

✓ Can I borrow your t-shirt?

✓ Can I borrow your tee shirt?

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