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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

put/apply creams on your face

Please don't put creams on your face, it will cause damage to your skin.

Please don't apply any creams on your face, it will cause damage to your skin.

Please also correct my sentences. Also please give me some more variations to express the same.
  

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Hi, Please don't put creams on your face, it will cause damage to your skin. Please don't apply any creams on your face, it will cause damage to your skin. You need to make two separate sentences, or join them with a conjunction.

— Clive

  • Hi, Please don't put creams on your face, it will cause damage to your skin.
  • Please don't apply any creams on your face, it will cause damage to your skin.
  • You need to make two separate sentences, or join them with a conjunction.
  • Please don't put creams on your face, as/because they will cause damage to your skin.
  • Please don't apply any creams to your face, as/because they will cause damage to your skin.
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Hi,

Please don't put creams on your face, it will cause damage to your skin.

Please don't apply any creams on your face, it will cause damage to your skin.

You need to make two separate sentences, or join them with a conjunction.

Please don't put creams on your face, as/because th
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