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Dilshi Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Could someone please help me?

01. What I felt when they smeared it on my face was toothpaste smell is better than that.

02. As you felt me too felt the same feeling on the same time.

03. "Sit will you" Is this a question or not?
  

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e. the smell of toothpaste). It still is not the greatest sentence ever written.

— GPY

  • e.
  • the smell of toothpaste).
  • It still is not the greatest sentence ever written.
  • 2) This is not correct and is not easy to understand.
  • Do you simply mean "I felt the same as you"?
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1) I would prefer "What I felt when they smeared it on my face was that toothpaste smell is better than that", otherwise one tends to initially read that you felt "toothpaste smell" (i.e. the smell of toothpaste). It still is not the greatest sentence ever written.

2) This is not correct and is not easy to understand. Do you simply mean "I felt the same as you"?

3) It wou
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GPY1) I would prefer "What I felt when they smeared it on my face was that toothpaste smell is better than that", otherwise one tends to initially read that you felt "toothpaste smell" (i.e. the smell of toothpaste).
Actually, I notice now that this still potentially suffers from a similar problem, since "that toothpaste smell" can be understood as a phrase. P
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