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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
sleep substance
How do you write the following please?
I didn't sleep enough to have sleep in my eyes.
Kind regards
I didn't sleep enough to have sleep in my eyes.
Kind regards
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The medical term is rheum, and it's just a natural buildup of dried tears, mucus, and dirt. A possible sentence might be: I didn't sleep enough for rheum to form in my eyes. However, that sentence is really awkward and most people (non healthcare professionals) might not have any idea what you're talking about.
- The medical term is rheum, and it's just a natural buildup of dried tears, mucus, and dirt.
- A possible sentence might be: I didn't sleep enough for rheum to form in my eyes.
- However, that sentence is really awkward and most people (non healthcare professionals) might not have any idea what you're talking about.
- My Mom used to call it fairy dist.
- There are hundreds of other expressions.
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The medical term is rheum, and it's just a natural buildup of dried tears, mucus, and dirt.
A possible sentence might be: I didn't sleep enough for rheum to form in my eyes.
However, that sentence is really awkward and most people (non healthcare professionals) might not have any idea what you're talking about. My Mom used to call it fairy dist. There are hundreds of other ex
A possible sentence might be: I didn't sleep enough for rheum to form in my eyes.
However, that sentence is really awkward and most people (non healthcare professionals) might not have any idea what you're talking about. My Mom used to call it fairy dist. There are hundreds of other ex
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