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Jason ree Posted 12 years ago
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Stay in living room, I go make a bottle of milk for you.
Stay in living room, I go make a bottle of milk for you.
When asking a 4 year old kid to stay in the living room and I am going to prepare a feeding bottle.
Can I say "Stay in living room, I go make a bottle of milk for you."
When asking a 4 year old kid to stay in the living room and I am going to prepare a feeding bottle.
Can I say "Stay in living room, I go make a bottle of milk for you."
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No. eg Stay in the living room. I'm going to make a bottle of milk for you eg Stay here.
- No.
- eg Stay in the living room.
- I'm going to make a bottle of milk for you eg Stay here.
- I'm going to get some milk.
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No.
eg Stay in the living room. I'm going to make a bottle of milk for you
eg Stay here. I'm going to get some milk.
eg Stay in the living room. I'm going to make a bottle of milk for you
eg Stay here. I'm going to get some milk.
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I'm sure this is none of my business, but it seems really strange that a four-year-old is still drinking from a bottle.
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