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User_gary Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Drink tea before it cools down/Air conditioner not giving coolness
Your tea is cooling. Drink it before it cools down.
I like to have hot coffee.
Our AC is not giving coolness.
Our AC is not blowing out coolness/air properly.
Can you check if my sentences are correct?
I like to have hot coffee.
Our AC is not giving coolness.
Our AC is not blowing out coolness/air properly.
Can you check if my sentences are correct?
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Your tea is getting cold. Drink it while it's hot. I like my coffee hot.
- Your tea is getting cold.
- Drink it while it's hot.
- I like my coffee hot.
- Our AC isn't working properly Our AC isn't providing cool air.
- [ These are only suggestions to make each sentence a little more natural.
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Your tea is getting cold. Drink it while it's hot.
I like my coffee hot.
Our AC isn't working properly
Our AC isn't providing cool air.
[ These are only suggestions to make each sentence a little more natural. ]
I like my coffee hot.
Our AC isn't working properly
Our AC isn't providing cool air.
[ These are only suggestions to make each sentence a little more natural. ]
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