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User_gary Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Breathe out on food

We breathe out on food to make it cool when it is too hot.
The tea is hot. I'm making it cool putting it under the water.
Please serve me food. Please pour some water in my glass.
We breathe in to one end of the hose to create a vacuum so that water can flow out of it.

Please correct my sentence and suggest me better versions.
  

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User_gary The tea is hot. I'm making it cool putting it under the water. Or do you in fact add cold water?

— Philip

  • User_gary The tea is hot.
  • I'm making it cool putting it under the water.
  • Or do you in fact add cold water?
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User_garyThe tea is hot. I'm making it cool putting it under the water.

Or do you in fact add cold water?
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No, I don't mean I add any cold water. I mean I put the hot cup above any cold water and shake it round and round.
As you have not pointed out any mistakes in my other sentences, I assume it is all correct.

Thank you.
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User_garyAs you have not pointed out any mistakes in my other sentences, I assume it is all correct.

That's how I work. If I don't comment on something, Iconsder it to be correct.
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We breathe out on food to make it cool when it is too hot.

Here's how I would say this in English:

We blow on food to cool it off.

We don't need to say

We blow on food to cool it off when it's too hot.

because it's understood that the food is too hot.
If the food weren't too hot, why would we be cooling i
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