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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Is one of these more correct usage than the other?
"We will dilute it as it makes it seem to burn less."
"We will dilute it as it seems to make it burn less."
"We will dilute it as it makes it seem to burn less."
"We will dilute it as it seems to make it burn less."
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Hi, Is one of these more correct usage than the other? Both are correct, but with different meanings. here's the basic idea of each.
- Hi, Is one of these more correct usage than the other?
- Both are correct, but with different meanings.
- here's the basic idea of each.
- " It doesn't burn less, but the patient thinks it burns less.
- " We think it makes it burn less.
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Hi,
Is one of these more correct usage than the other?
Both are correct, but with different meanings. here's the basic idea of each.
"We will dilute it as it makes it seem to burn less." It doesn't burn less, but the patient thinks it burns less.
"We will dilute it as it seem
Is one of these more correct usage than the other?
Both are correct, but with different meanings. here's the basic idea of each.
"We will dilute it as it makes it seem to burn less." It doesn't burn less, but the patient thinks it burns less.
"We will dilute it as it seem
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We will dilute it as it seems to make it burn less. This makes sense.
We will dilute it as it makes it seem to burn less. This doesn't really make sense unless you don't care if it burns - as long as it doesn't look burnt!
CJ
We will dilute it as it makes it seem to burn less. This doesn't really make sense unless you don't care if it burns - as long as it doesn't look burnt!
CJ
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