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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

lathering , rinsing

If a wife and husband are bathing a baby, one is rinsing the other is lathering, would it be natural for the one lathering to say

Don't rinse where I am lathering. Wait until I am done before rinsing.
Don't rinse the spot I am lathering......

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Anonymous Wait until I am done before rinsing. To me it just makes sense not to rinse until the lathering is finished.

— Philip

  • Anonymous Wait until I am done before rinsing.
  • To me it just makes sense not to rinse until the lathering is finished.
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AnonymousWait until I am done before rinsing.
To me it just makes sense not to rinse until the lathering is finished.
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For the sake of grammar, how would you phrase it please.


Don't rinse where I am lathering. Wait until I am done before rinsing.
Don't rinse the spot I am lathering......



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