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Writingtosms Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Water which is boiled first and then cooled

Hi

A person is being advised to do the following 2 steps in sequence before he can drink water..

Step 1 - Boil the water.

Step 2 - Let it cool.

Step 3 - Drink the cooled water..

I'd like to document this advice in a single statement - Drink water which is boiled first and then cooled.

Does it convey the right meaning?

Is there a better way of saying it?

Please help


Thank you

  

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writingtosms Does it convey the right meaning? Yes. " Cooling it goes without saying.

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  • writingtosms Does it convey the right meaning?
  • Yes.
  • " Cooling it goes without saying.
  • "
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writingtosmsDoes it convey the right meaning?

Yes. I think people normally just say "Drink only boiled water." Cooling it goes without saying. Or "Boil your drinking water" or "Boil your water before drinking."

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