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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

tea

I picked out the leaves from the tea orchard. Then I dried them up. I made the tea from them. The leaves have very strong caffeine and contain souluble narcotic. I used to drink the tea a lot at dawn. It helped me awake for the rest of the day.

Are they OK?

Thank you
  

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"I picked out the leaves from the tea orchard , then I dried them up. I made tea from them. The leaves have a very strong dose of caffeine and contain a suluble narcotic.

— Watchayakan

  • "I picked out the leaves from the tea orchard , then I dried them up.
  • I made tea from them.
  • The leaves have a very strong dose of caffeine and contain a suluble narcotic.
  • " 'The' shouldn't be placed in front of 'tea' in the second sentence no tea had been identified prior, but if they were a topic prior, then it should be put back in.
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"I picked out the leaves from the tea orchard, then I dried them up. I made tea from them. The leaves have a very strong dose of caffeine and contain a suluble narcotic. I used to drink the tea a lot at dawn; it helped me stay awake for the rest of the day."

'The' shouldn't be placed in front of 'tea' in the second sentence no t
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I picked the leaves from the tea (I don't think they are called orchards? That is normally for fruit. Would field/plantation be appropriate for tea?) and dried them. I made tea from them. The tea had a lot of caffeine and a soluble narcotic. I often used to drink this tea at dawn; it helped me stay awake for the rest of the day.

(Caffeine would help you stay awake but a narcotic is someth
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