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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
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froth comes from the clothes
When we wash clothes manually, froth comes from them.
Is this sentence correct? Also, if possible, provide me with alternatives for "froth" in this context.
Is this sentence correct? Also, if possible, provide me with alternatives for "froth" in this context.
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No, not froth . When we wash clothes with detergent, the soap foams , and what we see is soap suds.
- No, not froth .
- When we wash clothes with detergent, the soap foams , and what we see is soap suds.
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No, not froth. When we wash clothes with detergent, the soap foams, and what we see is soap suds.
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