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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

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I have been off spicy foods since I had the stomach upset.

Please keep your child on the lead while you go through the crowds, or he will be lost.

Please get off quickly in order to sit in the first bench of the classroom. Otherwise, the Tom and Bob will capture the seat.

Please correct my sentences. [Moreover, I wrote the phrase "on the lead" to mean (keep infront of you]

Please help me.
  

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User_gary I have been off spicy food s since I had the stomach upset. ) while you go through the crowds, or he will be lost. Please get off the car/the bus quickly in order to sit in the first bench of the classroom.

— Pieanne

  • User_gary I have been off spicy food s since I had the stomach upset.
  • ) while you go through the crowds, or he will be lost.
  • Please get off the car/the bus quickly in order to sit in the first bench of the classroom.
  • Otherwise, the Tom and Bob will capture take the seat.
  • ) Please correct my sentences.
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User_garyI have been off spicy foods since I had the stomach upset. I'd say "since my stomach got upset"

Please keep your child on the lead (before you?) while you go through the crowds, or he will be lost.

Please get off
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Pieanne
User_gary
I have been off spicy foods since I had the stomach upset. I'd say "since my stomach got upset"

Please keep your child on the lead (before you?) while you go through the crowds, or he will be lost.
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...since I had a stomach upset. (one incident of being sick or one period of illness).
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