Blights/poisons/pollutes
Hi teachers. Will you please correct or improve this if necessary? (I apologize for the topic)
Which of blights, poisons, pollutes or a fourth option is best to use in the context?
Guy 1 - What's happening?
Guy 2 - Burt has *** himself and passed out. Are you carrying him outside before he blights/poisons/pollutes the whole bar and they're gonna have to evacuate?
Guy 1 - Why do I have to carry him?
Guy 2 - Because you're bigger than me.
Top answer
anonymous Burt has *** himself Can't I even write that without you bleeping it out? It's actually relevant to the question. Anyway it's number two.
- anonymous Burt has *** himself Can't I even write that without you bleeping it out?
- It's actually relevant to the question.
- Anyway it's number two.
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anonymousBurt has *** himself
Can't I even write that without you bleeping it out? It's actually relevant to the question.
Anyway it's number two.
0anonymousAre you carrying him outside before he blights/poisons/pollutes the whole bar and they're gonna have to evacuate?
None of your choices are wrong, but I'd say "pollutes" or "contaminates".
On another topic, I think a question is wrong here because you have Guy 1 answering this question with another question. Guy 2 should say something like "Y
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