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Titiwangsa Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

I took the medicine for you but you kept pull it away.

Are you fear to take medicine? Is it bitter? I took the medicine for you but you kept pull it away.

Pull it away? What's the another way to say to block the medicine with his hands?
  

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None of this is correct or clear. The first two sentences are almost right. Are you afraid to take the medicine?

— Doctor D

  • None of this is correct or clear.
  • The first two sentences are almost right.
  • Are you afraid to take the medicine?
  • Is it [too] bitter?
  • However the last sentence is confusing.
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None of this is correct or clear. The first two sentences are almost right.
Are you afraid to take the medicine? Is it [too] bitter?
However the last sentence is confusing.

Are you trying to say this?
I took the medicine to you, but you keep pulling away.
Or are you trying to say this?
I got the me
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Titiwangsa I took the medicine for you
This sounds as if you swallowed the medicine instead of making the patient swallow it. You can't take medicine for someone else!
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