Sentences
Are these sentences correct?
a) "They say that when you are with a cold or the flu, you should ingest many liquids."
b) "They say that when you have a cold or the flu, you should ingest many liquids."
c) "They say that when you have a cold or the flu, you should drink many liquids."
Top answer
They're grammatical but not natural. If you want to sound like a native English-speaker, say They say that when you have a cold or the flu, you should drink lots of water. I thought you'd got into the habit of giving your threads good titles.
- They're grammatical but not natural.
- If you want to sound like a native English-speaker, say They say that when you have a cold or the flu, you should drink lots of water.
- I thought you'd got into the habit of giving your threads good titles.
- ' Sentences ' is useless, especially as you've given your earlier thread exactly the same useless title, A good title for this thread would have been ' a cold or the flu', and for the other, 'People shouldn't fret too much'.
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They're grammatical but not natural. If you want to sound like a native English-speaker, say
They say that when you have a cold or the flu, you should drink lots of water.
I thought you'd got into the habit of giving your threads good titles. 'Sentences' is useless, especially as you've given your earlier thread exactly the same useless title, A good title for this th
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The first word is not needed in British English.
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