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OttoJ Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Don't turn on the air-con in the middle of my sleep

Are my sentences natural English when I have to use them to my brother, who lives in the same room as I?:

-Don't turn on the air-con in the middle of my sleep; otherwise when I am wearing only a few clothes I will catch a cold very easily. Either not turn it on, or turn it on before I go to bed.

Thank you. OJ.
  

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Don't turn on the air conditioner while I'm sleeping. I wear only a little clothing, and I catch cold very easily. Either don't turn it on or turn it on before I go to bed.

— Mister Micawber

  • Don't turn on the air conditioner while I'm sleeping.
  • I wear only a little clothing, and I catch cold very easily.
  • Either don't turn it on or turn it on before I go to bed.
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Don't turn on the air conditioner while I'm sleeping. I wear only a little clothing, and I catch cold very easily. Either don't turn it on or turn it on before I go to bed.
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Thank you~

So do you think CATCH COLD and CATCH A COLD are the same and the former is better?
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OttoJ do you think CATCH COLD and CATCH A COLD are the same and the former is better?
Not better, but more familiar to me, that is all.
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