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Bingo bin Posted 12 years ago
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He has a sour smell cause he spits out.
The baby spits out some milk.
He has a sour smell cause he spits out.
The second sentence sounds a little bit weird and not natural.
How to say the sour smell appeared after he spits out milk.
He has a sour smell cause he spits out.
The second sentence sounds a little bit weird and not natural.
How to say the sour smell appeared after he spits out milk.
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Do you mean that the baby smells sour because he spits out the milk? Why would that happen? Do you mean that the milk smells sour, and the baby gets covered in milk when he spits it out?
- Do you mean that the baby smells sour because he spits out the milk?
- Why would that happen?
- Do you mean that the milk smells sour, and the baby gets covered in milk when he spits it out?
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Do you mean that the baby smells sour because he spits out the milk? Why would that happen? Do you mean that the milk smells sour, and the baby gets covered in milk when he spits it out?
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The baby smells sour because of the half digest milk was spits out.
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bingo binThe baby smells sour because of the half digest milk was spits out.By "half-digested" I gather that you mean the baby swallowed the milk and later brought it back up. "spit out" doesn't really convey this; you would use another term, such as "throw up", "be sick", "vomit".
For example, "The baby smells bad because he threw up."
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