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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

hop on leg water ears

How would you formulate this sentence?
When you have water in your ears, to get it out, hop on on leg, preferably the same leg of the ear.

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Thanks I would formulate the thought this way: If you have accidentally gotten water in your ear, you may be able to get the water out by tilting your affected ear toward your shoulder and hop on one leg on the same side repeatedly. There is a problem in practicality with the red.

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  • Thanks I would formulate the thought this way: If you have accidentally gotten water in your ear, you may be able to get the water out by tilting your affected ear toward your shoulder and hop on one leg on the same side repeatedly.
  • There is a problem in practicality with the red.
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Anonymous How would you formulate this sentence?When you have water in your ears, to get it out, hop on on leg, preferably the same leg of the ear.Thanks
I would formulate the thought this way:
If you have accidentally gotten water in your ear, you may be able to get the water out by tilting your affected ear towa
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When you have water in one of your ears, to get it out hop on one leg - preferably the leg on the same side as the ear.

(I can't wait to try this! Does anybody know if it really works?)
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Rover_KEWhen you have water in one of your ears, to get it out hop on one leg - preferably the leg on the same side as the ear.(I can't wait to try this! Does anybody know if it really works?)
If you don't tilt your ear, not only won't it work, it may get the water deeper into the ear canal.
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