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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

rub my body/spending your precious time

Thanks a lot for spending your precious time in replying to my threads and posts.
I rub my body to make it dry.
I towel off my body to make it dry.
I made my body dry by rubbing it with a towel.

Please correct my sentences.
  

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Hi, I rub my body to make it dry. I towel off my body to make it dry. I made my body dry by rubbing it with a towel.

— Clive

  • Hi, I rub my body to make it dry.
  • I towel off my body to make it dry.
  • I made my body dry by rubbing it with a towel.
  • Please correct my sentences.
  • These are correct grammar.
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Hi,
I rub my body to make it dry.
I towel off my body to make it dry.
I made my body dry by rubbing it with a towel.

Please correct my sentences.
These are correct grammar. However, they do not sound very natural.
For such a simple activity, we speak of it in a simple way. eg

I dry myself.
I dry myself with a towel.

Best wishes, Clive
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Thank you Clive.
If suppose someone rings up me when I'm drying myself, shall I say to him, "I just took a bath and drying myself now with a towel, will reach office within half an hour".
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Hi,
You didn't rush to answer my last post, I see. Emotion: stick out tongue

Do you really want to give all the details?

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