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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
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receive any air, air is not moving, it is humidity
I'm not receiving any air here, so I'm sweating. Please turn fan to my side.
The air is not moving my side, so I'm sweating. Please turn fan to my side.
Here it is humidity, so I'm sweating. Please turn fan to my side.
I'm receiving only humidity air, so I'm sweating. Please turn fan to my side.
Please correct my sentences. Also suggest me a colloquial way to say the above stuff.
The air is not moving my side, so I'm sweating. Please turn fan to my side.
Here it is humidity, so I'm sweating. Please turn fan to my side.
I'm receiving only humidity air, so I'm sweating. Please turn fan to my side.
Please correct my sentences. Also suggest me a colloquial way to say the above stuff.
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It's airless and I am sweating. Please turn the fan so it blows on me.
- It's airless and I am sweating.
- Please turn the fan so it blows on me.
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It's airless and I am sweating. Please turn the fan so it blows on me.
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I'm boiling! I'm baking! I'm so hot.
Can you put the fan on me please? Can you point the fan in my direction please?
Can you put the fan on me please? Can you point the fan in my direction please?
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