Girls wear tutus.

Meaning: This means that young female human beings have ballet skirts on their bodies as clothing. It's like saying, Young females have ballet skirts on their bodies.

Choice of Words: Girls refers to young female human beings. Wear is the third person singular present tense of the verb 'wear', meaning to have on the body as clothing or an ornament. Tutus is a noun referring to a short, stiff, ballet skirt.

Alternative Expressions

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