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WesternAmerican Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
What is the action that you do to the candles on your birthday cake?
When you have birthday, what do you do to the candles on the cake?
Do you 'blow them off'?
Do you 'blow them off'?
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Hello WesternAmerican!
I would say you "blow them out", but, wait for a native!:)
I would say you "blow them out", but, wait for a native!:)
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WesternAmericanWhen you have birthday, what do you do to the candles on the cake?I throw tham away, they are no use, they spoil the cake... I don't eat candles, lol
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Hi Pucca!
Thanks for your quick reply.
How about ''whiff the candles out'?
Thanks for your quick reply.
How about ''whiff the candles out'?
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LoL - I think candles are tasty, instead of eating the cake, I eat the candles!
I have just looked up what "whiff" means, it doesn't seem to be a very possitive thing, is it?
There is an example here, the only possitive one I've found, I think: "I caught a whiff of fresh coffee"
Let's wait for someone who can help us!
I have just looked up what "whiff" means, it doesn't seem to be a very possitive thing, is it?
There is an example here, the only possitive one I've found, I think: "I caught a whiff of fresh coffee"
Let's wait for someone who can help us!
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WesternAmericanWhen you have birthday, what do you do to the candles on the cake?No, you blow them out.
Do you 'blow them off'?
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