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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Hi! Can you tell me what you think of few questions

Hello!

Can you tell me what you think of the few questions I have for the sentences?


Is it natural to say “adrenaline is highest” and “adrenaline drops”?


Your adrenaline is highest when your about to jump out of the plane. Once in the air, adrenaline drops.



Can you say “lukewarm”? Can you describe burger as freshly made”? Would you use “it” or “I”?


The burgers are always lukewarm so although they are freshly made, it feels/I feel like they’ve been sitting on the counter forever.


Is this correct? Can you say the road is straight?


Having a car in front of you on the highway when it’s dark helps. You know when there is a bend in the road and when the road is straight.


Is it natural to “take a bend at”?

He took the bend at 70mph and drove off into the ravine.


Thank you

  

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1. When skydiving, your adrenaline level is at its highest when you're about to jump out of the plane. Once you're in the air the level drops.

— Anonymous

  • 1.
  • When skydiving, your adrenaline level is at its highest when you're about to jump out of the plane.
  • Once you're in the air the level drops.
  • 2.
  • Freshly made burgers feel lukewarm to the touch, so that they seem to have been sitting on the counter for a while.
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1. When skydiving, your adrenaline level is at its highest when you're about to jump out of the plane. Once you're in the air the level drops.


2. Freshly made burgers feel lukewarm to the touch, so that they seem to have been sitting on the counter for a while.


3. Having a car in front of you on a pitch dark road at night helps. You can follow its taillights so that

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Original 2: The burgers are always lukewarm so although they are freshly made, it feels/I feel like they’ve been sitting on the counter forever.

Revised with IT: The burgers are always lukewarm and IT FEELS as if they’ve been sitting on the counter forever, but/even though/although...

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