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JUNHEE LEE Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

put yur plate down not to drop your food.

When my daughter eats juicy food she always drops food on the floor.
I want her to use a plate to keep her clothes and floor clean.

What should I say?

"Put a plate under you."
"Use a plate not to drop your food."
"Put a plate down on you"
"Put your plate down not to drop your food."

Will these make sense?

Please, help me Emotion: smile
  

Top answer

JUNHEE LEE Will these make sense? No. It would be simpler to say use a plate or, put it on a plate .

— Anonymous

  • JUNHEE LEE Will these make sense?
  • No.
  • It would be simpler to say use a plate or, put it on a plate .
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JUNHEE LEEWill these make sense?
No. It would be simpler to say use a plate or, put it on a plate.
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Thank you .
If you like to say more precisely
how would you say?
Thank you again.
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"Use a plate so you don't drop your food on the floor / on your clothes."
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