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Please don't capitalize everything! As I understand it, in Britain being ill means suffering from a disease, and being sick means vomiting, or at least it can mean vomiting. S.
- Please don't capitalize everything!
- As I understand it, in Britain being ill means suffering from a disease, and being sick means vomiting, or at least it can mean vomiting.
- S.
- the two are equivalent and mean suffering from a disease.
- CJ
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Please don't capitalize everything!
As I understand it, in Britain being ill means suffering from a disease, and being sick means vomiting, or at least it can mean vomiting.
In the U.S. the two are equivalent and mean suffering from a disease.
CJ
As I understand it, in Britain being ill means suffering from a disease, and being sick means vomiting, or at least it can mean vomiting.
In the U.S. the two are equivalent and mean suffering from a disease.
CJ
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