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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
put/pour
pour three drops of the medicine in my eyes..
put three drops of the medicine in my eyes.
Please tell me which one is correct.
put three drops of the medicine in my eyes.
Please tell me which one is correct.
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"Pour" means a continuous flow of water. You pour water from a pitcher into glasses, for example, so "pour" does not work with the idea of eye drops. "
- "Pour" means a continuous flow of water.
- You pour water from a pitcher into glasses, for example, so "pour" does not work with the idea of eye drops.
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"Pour" means a continuous flow of water. You pour water from a pitcher into glasses, for example, so "pour" does not work with the idea of eye drops.
Use "Put."
Use "Put."
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