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A vocabulary word | Pour tea into my cup without straining it. Correct?

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#1 (permalink) Mon Feb 06, 2012 13:39 pm sentence OK?

"Not having had a shower for two days, I felt my whole body itching." Is this sentence OK? Please comment.

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#2 (permalink) Mon Feb 06, 2012 15:04 pm sentence OK?

Yes, it's OK. More simply, you could say "I hadn't had a shower for two days, and I itched all over."

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