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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Which is correct?
Which is correct?
If the baby food isn't hot at /to/on your lips, then it's not too hot for the baby eat.
Thank you
If the baby food isn't hot at /to/on your lips, then it's not too hot for the baby eat.
Thank you
Top answer
If the baby food doesn't burn your lips, then it's not too hot for the baby. )
- If the baby food doesn't burn your lips, then it's not too hot for the baby.
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If the baby food doesn't burn your lips, then it's not too hot for the baby.
(Is that true?)
(Is that true?)
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