We read an article about AIDS, but I do not understand some point.
1. We are at the center of responding to this pandemic.
) I do not understand its meaning. 2. Never trust anybody, not even themselves. Even if you have to go like for sex, at least they should use a condom, because in this world you can't tell who has the virus now."
> I cannot take into the meaning of "go like for sex", as well as its grammar structure.
Please give me a hand. Thanks a lot.
Top answer
"go like for ***" isn't correct English. That sentence is a mess, here's a rewrite: Never trust anybody. If you have ***, always use a condom.
— Vorpar
"go like for ***" isn't correct English.
That sentence is a mess, here's a rewrite: Never trust anybody.
If you have ***, always use a condom.
You can never tell who has the virus.
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