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29 Nov 2020
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which one is right?
good food stops you( getting sick or from getting sick)
which one is right?
good food stops you( getting sick or from getting sick)
good food stops you( getting sick or from getting sick)
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@Jun_contreras
Good food stops you from getting sick.
Better:
Healthy food stops you from getting sick.
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@vintagemushroom21@Dr1mastermind Thanks!!!
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