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to use something in place of something else Thu May 01, 2008 16:01 pm  to use something in place of something else
 

Hi, it's me again, Margherita! How can I turn into English the following sencentence: MIO FIGLIO CONFONDE IL MIO TORACE CON UNA CULLA.
That is, my sun is almost 2-month old and he use to sleeping on my chest instead of sleeping in the crib. So, is it correct to say that "my sun takes my chest for a crib"?
Thanks for your help
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to use something in place of something else Thu May 01, 2008 19:19 pm  to use something in place of something else
 

Hi,

Use something as something else, I would suggest.

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to use something in place of something else Thu May 01, 2008 19:51 pm  to use something in place of something else
 

thanks Alan, your suggestions are always useful to me.
Finally, I can see you.
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