don't put it in your mouth anything from floor.

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"Don't put it in your mouth anything from floor" and " don't put anything from floor in your mouth."Are both of these correct to say?It will be very grateful if anyone help me.

Mister Micawber · Accepted Answer

Remove 'it' from the first sentence and add 'the' before 'floor'. Also, add 'the' to the second sentence.

JUNHEE LEE · Answer

Thank you so much.

But when we say " step it up a notch",
What does "it" stands for?
I thought that it is equal to the notch.

Thank you again~.

Mister Micawber · Answer

JUNHEE LEEBut when we say " step it up a notch",What does "it" stands for?I thought that it is equal to the notch.

No; 'it' refers to whatever is being stepped up a notch:

Step your shovelling up a notch.
Step your speed up a notch.
Step your effort up a notch.
Step it up a notch.

JUNHEE LEE · Answer

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CalifJim · Answer

JUNHEE LEEDon't put it in your mouth

You need to phrase it differently.

Don't put anything in your mouth that has been on the floor.

CJ

don't put it in your mouth anything from floor.

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