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Pittsburgh Grammar

My Grass Needs Cut

Sounds like: my grass needs cut Pittsburgh Grammar Neighbor / yard humor

Meaning

What it means

My grass needs to be cut.

My grass needs cut is a full-sentence example of the Western Pennsylvania needs + past participle grammar pattern.

Usage

Use it like this

“My nebby neighbor says my grass needs cut.”
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Local note

Why it feels Pittsburgh

Full sentence with both nebby and needs-cut Pittsburgh grammar flavor.

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