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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

cuts in the mouth

Hi,
I think that there is a situation where I like to talk to a child. Would you please tell me if I can say 'Don't worry. It'll be all right. Those cuts in the mouth always heal quickly.'?
  

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Anonymous I think that there is a situation where I like to talk to a child. Would you please tell me if I can say 'Don't worry. It'll be all right.

  • Anonymous I think that there is a situation where I like to talk to a child.
  • Would you please tell me if I can say 'Don't worry.
  • It'll be all right.
  • '?
  • I don't see the connection between using juvenile language and having injuries to the mouth.
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AnonymousI think that there is a situation where I like to talk to a child. Would you please tell me if I can say 'Don't worry. It'll be all right. Those cuts in the mouth always heal quickly.'?
I don't see the connection between using juvenile language and having injuries to the mouth. What are you talking about?
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How old is the child, please?
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Sorry for the less explanation. Who I talk to would be a little child, 5-8 years old. I am not sure if 'cuts' is suitable here, but I think that it sometimes happens after he falls down. Thank you.
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AnonymousSorry for the less explanation. Who I talk to would be a little child, 5-8 years old. I am not sure if 'cuts' is suitable here, but I think that it sometimes happens after he falls down. Thank you.
First of all, the cuts are probably around the mouth, not in the mouth. If you think the child cannot handle the word cuts, you might try
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I'd say
eg It's OK sweetie, all better soon.

Clive
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The word 'owie' is new to me. Thank you, Philip!

Thank you for your suggestion, Clive!
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AnonymousThe word 'owie' is new to me.
But be aware that it is infant slang.
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I will. Thank you, Mister Micawber!

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