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26 January
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Sometimes you can get a fever when you have an infection, your body temperature increases (to sweat and you start)to cool your body down.
Is the English word order correct?
Sometimes you can get a fever when you have an infection, your body temperature increases (to sweat and you start)to cool your body down.
Is the English word order correct?
Is the English word order correct?
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26 January
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- English (US)
Sometimes you can get a fever when your body has an infection; your body temperature increases and you start to sweat to cool your body down.
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- English (US)
Sometimes you can get a fever when you have an infection, you body temperature increases and you start to sweat. This happens to cool your body down.
I changed the last bit of the sentence to make it correct.
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Sometimes you can get a fever when you have an infection, your body temperature increases and you start to sweat to cool your body down.
Is this all right?
Is this all right?
- English (US)
Yes, but put a semicolon ; where the comma is.
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Sometimes you can get a fever when your body has an infection; your body temperature increases and you start to sweat to cool your body down.
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