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Thongcc Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

SIMPLE ENGLISH

what is the different between "running nose" and flu?
  

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Hi, what is the different between "running nose" and flu? In simple terms, a ''running nose' only refers to your nose. Perhaps you have a cold.

— Clive

  • Hi, what is the different between "running nose" and flu?
  • In simple terms, a ''running nose' only refers to your nose.
  • Perhaps you have a cold.
  • The flu is more serious, and affects your whole body.
  • Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,

what is the different between "running nose" and flu? In simple terms, a ''running nose' only refers to your nose. Perhaps you have a cold. The flu is more serious, and affects your whole body.

Best wishes, Clive
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Dear Clive:

Thank you very much for your explanation. Then how to tell some one to blow the fluid out from the nose?

"Try to blow your nose." Am I right.

So sorry for asking so simple question as I am not english educated but force to learn as wanted to teach my son proper english.
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Hi again,

"Try to blow your nose." Am I right.Yes, you are.Emotion: smile

You could also say 'wipe
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Dear Clive:

Sorry to bother you again. Are the below words correct or any other words that is more suitable to replace that.

1)Nose discharge

2)Eye discharge

3)Ear wax

Thank you in advance.
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Hi,

1)Nose discharge I'd understand, but it sounds rather scientific. Informally, you might instead say something like 'something' is coming out of his nose.

2)Eye discharge Fine

3)Ear wax Fine, but it's just one word - earwax.

Best wishes, Clive
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