Subj : A riddle
To   : Alexander Koryagin
From : Paul Quinn
Date : Mon Sep 16 2019 22:07:36

Hi! Alexander,

On 16 Sep 19 13:42, you wrote to me:

 AK>>> How can you put on a turned inside out T-shirt correctly without
 AK>>> turning it inside in beforehand?
 AK>>> The answer: uoy dluohs tup no ti eciwt
 AK>>> ;-)
 PQ>> Try: "uoy dluohs tup ti no eciwt". Much better. 8-)

 AK> What about the first sentence (the question)? Should I put "on" behind
 AK> "T-Shirt"? It seems in this case "on" will be very far from "put".

It's quite correct as is.  Anything else ends up being quite convoluted,

On a matter of (my) personal style I might have used "inside-out" and 
"inside-in", as I think it makes the _state_ of the garment more apprent.  It's 
kind of a mental 'N.B' (Latin) ... "uh-oh, it's not just a string of words; 
this has meaning on which the question may depend".  :)

Cheers,
Paul.

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