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Adonis1013 Posted 15 years ago
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Dear all,
Could you help me check the following two questions? The first one is about a sentence. The other one is about the definition of Cold Wives Tales. Thank you very much.
2. Cold Wives Tales.
Here are some unusual remedies for cold.
Put fish skin on your feet.
I do not know what the "Cold Wives Tales" means? Could you explain it to me? Thanks again.
Could you help me check the following two questions? The first one is about a sentence. The other one is about the definition of Cold Wives Tales. Thank you very much.
- 1. A: Do you have any symptoms of illness?
2. Cold Wives Tales.
Here are some unusual remedies for cold.
Put fish skin on your feet.
I do not know what the "Cold Wives Tales" means? Could you explain it to me? Thanks again.
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1. A: Do you have any symptom s? B: I have a fever and a sore throat.
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- A: Do you have any symptom s?
- B: I have a fever and a sore throat.
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- Cold Wives Tales Here is an unusual remedy for a cold: put fish skin on your feet.
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A: Do you have any symptoms?
B: I have a fever and a sore throat.
2. Cold Wives Tales
Here is an unusual remedy for a cold: put fish skin on your feet.
I do not know what the "Cold Wives Tales" means. The fixed phrase is 'old wives' tales', which refers to folk tales, usually disproven ones. Here, 'cold wives' tales' is a pun on th
A: Do you have any symptoms?
B: I have a fever and a sore throat.
2. Cold Wives Tales
Here is an unusual remedy for a cold: put fish skin on your feet.
I do not know what the "Cold Wives Tales" means. The fixed phrase is 'old wives' tales', which refers to folk tales, usually disproven ones. Here, 'cold wives' tales' is a pun on th
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