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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
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scratches clears up

Yesterday I fell off the bike and I got heavy scratches on my face. I'm not going to come to school until all my scratches clear up.

I was distracted by TV, so I forgot to turn off the gas stove. So the dish is heavily cooked. (I mean cooked for more time)

Please correct my sentences.
  

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Yesterday I fell off my bike and badly scratched my face. I'm not going to go to school until all my scratches have healed . I was distracted by TV and forgot to turn off the gas stove , so the dish is overcooked .

— Mister Micawber

  • Yesterday I fell off my bike and badly scratched my face.
  • I'm not going to go to school until all my scratches have healed .
  • I was distracted by TV and forgot to turn off the gas stove , so the dish is overcooked .
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Yesterday I fell off my bike and badly scratched my face. I'm not going to go to school until all my scratches have healed.

I was distracted by TV and forgot to turn off the gas stove, so the dish is overcooked.
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Thank you Mister Micawber.
Mister MicawberYesterday I fell off my bike and badly scratched my face. I'm not going to go to school until all my scratches have healed.

Why can't I say, "my scratches have cleared up"?
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It does not sound natural to me. Rashes clear up. Acne clears up. Scratches heal.
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