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Virginia274 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Getting over...
Hi,
Did I use proper words for making these sentences or are these all correct:
1)Getting over a bad cold can last less than ten days if you follow these some simple tips.
2)Stay in bed and drink chicken soup are right on the money.
Also please if you don't mind tell me my other mistakes.
Thanks in advance.
Did I use proper words for making these sentences or are these all correct:
1)Getting over a bad cold can last less than ten days if you follow these some simple tips.
2)Stay in bed and drink chicken soup are right on the money.
Also please if you don't mind tell me my other mistakes.
Thanks in advance.
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1) Getting over a bad cold can take less than ten days if you follow some simple tips. 2) Staying in bed and drinking chicken soup are good ways to do this. 'Right on the money' is dated slang.
- 1) Getting over a bad cold can take less than ten days if you follow some simple tips.
- 2) Staying in bed and drinking chicken soup are good ways to do this.
- 'Right on the money' is dated slang.
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1) Getting over a bad cold can take less than ten days if you follow some simple tips.
2) Staying in bed and drinking chicken soup are good ways to do this.
'Right on the money' is dated slang.
2) Staying in bed and drinking chicken soup are good ways to do this.
'Right on the money' is dated slang.
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