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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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so hot that you're cold
How would you write these 3 sentences please?
1 You know when you have a fever so high, you feel cold.
2 When you are so hot that you are cold, that's when you know you are sick.
Is inverse relation correct?
3 Some times you might not feel hot but you might have a fever. How hot you feel could be in inverse relation to your body temperature.
Thanks
1 You know when you have a fever so high, you feel cold.
2 When you are so hot that you are cold, that's when you know you are sick.
Is inverse relation correct?
3 Some times you might not feel hot but you might have a fever. How hot you feel could be in inverse relation to your body temperature.
Thanks
Top answer
" See definition #4. s=t
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The English expression is "chills." See definition #4.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/chills?s=t
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/chills?s=t
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Thank you for the definition.
Could you also tell me if this is correct or how you would make it that way?
1 You know when you have a fever so high, you feel cold.
2 When you are so hot that you are cold, that's when you know you are sick.
Is inverse relation correct? Is the sentence correct?
3 Some times you might not feel hot but you might have a fever. How hot
Could you also tell me if this is correct or how you would make it that way?
1 You know when you have a fever so high, you feel cold.
2 When you are so hot that you are cold, that's when you know you are sick.
Is inverse relation correct? Is the sentence correct?
3 Some times you might not feel hot but you might have a fever. How hot
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Your sentences are understandable, but not what a native English speaker would say.
1 You know when you have a high fever, because you get the chills..
2 When you feel burning hot and then freezing cold, you know you are sick.
3 Sometimes you might not feel hot, but you still might have a low-grade fever. As your fever worsens, your temperature rises, and then
1 You know when you have a high fever, because you get the chills..
2 When you feel burning hot and then freezing cold, you know you are sick.
3 Sometimes you might not feel hot, but you still might have a low-grade fever. As your fever worsens, your temperature rises, and then
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Anonymousbut can you sayinversely relational to?No. Inversely related to
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