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You might wanna avoid caffeine when you take a medicine. It might be effective on medicine in a bad way
Is this natural? If it sounds unnatural or grammatically wrong, please let me know😊
You might wanna avoid caffeine when you take a medicine. It might be effective on medicine in a bad way
Is this natural? If it sounds unnatural or grammatically wrong, please let me know😊
Is this natural? If it sounds unnatural or grammatically wrong, please let me know😊
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You might wanna avoid caffeine while taking this medicine. It may have a negative effect on the medicine.
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I would say it this way:
You'd better avoid caffeine when you take medicine. It might have a bad effect on the medicine.
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@akima_ I would not recommend "You'd better", that sounds like a command. If a doctor said that to me I would consider it rude and if a friend said that to me I would consider it accusatory (you would only say that to a friend if they had already had caffeine while taking the medicine and you were mad at them for it).
Also "a bad effect on the medicine" sounds very stodgy and off. It's not great English, though the meaning is clear.
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