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3 Nov 2014
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I went for a walk two times today. Thanks to this, my dizziness and nausea have almost gone. Does this sound natural?
I went for a walk two times today. Thanks to this, my dizziness and nausea have almost gone. Does this sound natural?
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- English (US)
A little unnatural
It would be more natural to say "almost gone away." :)
- Japanese
Okay. Thanks!

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