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Memoona ali Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Grammar understanding

Can we say this in normal conversation:

"Don't take this medicine on empty stomach,you will end up having vomitting"

  

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"having vomi t ing" is not natural English. There should be a space after a comma, but the comma seems too weak anyway, giving the appearance of a run-on sentence. "

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  • "having vomi t ing" is not natural English.
  • There should be a space after a comma, but the comma seems too weak anyway, giving the appearance of a run-on sentence.
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"having vomiting" is not natural English. There should be a space after a comma, but the comma seems too weak anyway, giving the appearance of a run-on sentence. You can write:

"Don't take this medicine on empty stomach – it'll make you vomit / make you sick."

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memoona ali

Can we say this in normal conversation:

Don't take this medicine on an empty stomach. you will end up having vomitting" That can cause vomiting.

It would be more natural to say it as shown above.

CJ

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