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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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For the sake of
Is this natural?
1. For the sake of this sentence, let's say saliva is acidic.
Is it correct to say "come into as little contact as possible with"?
2. Make sure you canker sore comes into as little contact as possible with your saliva as canker sore and anything acidic don't mix.
xoxo
1. For the sake of this sentence, let's say saliva is acidic.
Is it correct to say "come into as little contact as possible with"?
2. Make sure you canker sore comes into as little contact as possible with your saliva as canker sore and anything acidic don't mix.
xoxo
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Anonymous . "Make sure you canker sore" should be "Make sure your canker sore" otherwise all correct
- Anonymous .
- "Make sure you canker sore" should be "Make sure your canker sore" otherwise all correct
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Anonymous. "Make sure you canker sore" should be "Make sure your canker sore" otherwise all correct
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