March 31, 2022
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I still vaguely remember the first time I caught a cold when I was a child.
Maybe I was just five or six years old. One day I felt very uncomfortable. I felt tired, my throat was itchy and I didn't want to move. My parents told me I caught a cold.
That was the first time I knew of the term "cold". Although I didn't know what it really meant, I knew it was a kind of illness.
At that time, I didn't take any medicine, I just had a sound sleep. The next morning I felt I had sweated at night, and the symptoms were all gone by then. Just over a night.
When I grew up and had a cold, it often lasted about a week, no matter whether I took medicine or not. Taking some medicine could only reduce symptoms, but it could not reduce the duration.
As I got old, things got worse. At the beginning of every winter, I would have a cold, and it often lasted two or three weeks, sometimes even more.
At the beginning of the cold, I usually don't want to take medicine. I always believe medicine has side effects, but every time I have to take medicine a week after catching a cold because it won't be cured if I don't take medicine.
I still vaguely remember the first time I caught a cold when I was a child.
Maybe I was just around five or six years old.
One day I felt very uncomfortable.
I felt tired, my throat was itchy and I didn't want to move.
My parents told me I caught a cold.
That was the first time I knewheard of the term "cold".
Although I didn't know what it really meant, I knew it was a kind of illness.
At that time, I didn't take any medicine, I just had a sound sleept.
The next morning I felcould tell that I had sweated atduring the night, and the symptoms were all gone by then.
Just over aThey went away after one night.
When I grew upan adult and had a cold, it often lasted about a week, no matterregardless of whether I took medicine or not.
Taking some medicine cwould only reduce the symptoms, but it cwould not reduce the duration.
As I got older, things got worse.
At the beginning of every winter, I would have a cold, and it often lasted two or three weeks, sometimes even more.
At the beginningonset of thea cold, I usually don't want to take medicine.
I always believe medicine has side effects, but every time II always end up haveing to take medicine a week after catching a cold because it won't be cured if I don't take medicine.
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Maybe I was just around five or six years old.
I was just around
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That was the first time I knewheard of the term "cold".
That was the first time I heard of
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The next morning I felcould tell that I had sweated atduring the night, and the symptoms were all gone by then.
I could tell that I had sweated during the night
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Just over aThey went away after one night.
They went away after one night
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Thank you very much
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I still vaguely remember the first time I caught a cold when I was a child. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Maybe I was just five or six years old.
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One day I felt very uncomfortable. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I felt tired, my throat was itchy and I didn't want to move. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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My parents told me I caught a cold. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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That was the first time I knew of the term "cold". That was the first time I |
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Although I didn't know what it really meant, I knew it was a kind of illness. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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At that time, I didn't take any medicine, I just had a sound sleep. At that time, I didn't take any medicine, I just |
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The next morning I felt I had sweated at night, and the symptoms were all gone by then. The next morning I |
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Just over a night.
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When I grew up and had a cold, it often lasted about a week, no matter whether I took medicine or not. When I |
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Taking some medicine could only reduce symptoms, but it could not reduce the duration. Taking some medicine |
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As I got old, things got worse. As I got older, things got worse. |
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At the beginning of every winter, I would have a cold, and it often lasted two or three weeks, sometimes even more. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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At the beginning of the cold, I usually don't want to take medicine. At the |
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I always believe medicine has side effects, but every time I have to take medicine a week after catching a cold because it won't be cured if I don't take medicine. I always believe medicine has side effects, but |
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