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Thongcc Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

THROW OUT

If a child doesn't want to eat food and he will throw out the food from his mouth. Can we use the word "throw out" or some other better word?

I think there are a different between the words "vomitted out" and "throw out". "Vomit out is not purposely and throw out is purposely:. What is the comment?

Eg sentense: Please do not throw out your food. It is wasted.

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Not ' throw out '-- t hrow up . Vomit and throw up are the same involuntary action, but vomit is more formal. If the child does it on purpose, then s/he spits up or spits out the food : Please do not spit out your food.

— Mister Micawber

  • Not ' throw out '-- t hrow up .
  • Vomit and throw up are the same involuntary action, but vomit is more formal.
  • If the child does it on purpose, then s/he spits up or spits out the food : Please do not spit out your food.
  • You are wasting it.
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Not 'throw out'-- throw up. Vomit and throw up are the same involuntary action, but vomit is more formal.

If the child does it on purpose, then s/he spits up or spits out the food: Please do not spit out your food. You are wasting it.

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