Sept. 6, 2025
Smell
1)
- What's the smell?
- It's the smell of durians, I think.
- Oh, I thought it was a smell of some kind of flower.
2)
- Gee, can't you put on some perfume? You're so smelly.
- Really? What smell is it?
- Your body odor, duh.
3)
- Why, milady, you smell so fragrant.
- I am? But I'm not wearing any perfume.
- They say if two are a perfect match biologically, they can smell a special smell from each other.
- Oh, shucks.
1)
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- What's theat smell?
- It's the smell of durians, I think think it's durians.
ur sentence is technically correct, but this is easier to say
- Oh, I thought it was a smell of some kindsome sort of flower.
2)
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- Gee, can't you put on some perfume?
gee is informal, but in this context its fine
You're so smelly.
- Really?
What's that smell is it?
3)
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- Why, milady, you smell so fragrant.
dont say "my lady"
if u say this in america, u will get laughedat lol
because this is used to make fun of reddit users (american version of 知乎)
- I amReally?
But, I'm not wearing any perfume.
- They say if two are a perfect match biologicallpeople have good chemistry, they can smell asomething special smell from each other.
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- Oh, shucks.
informal but its fine in this context
- Oh, I thought it was athe smell of some kind of flower.
You're so smelly smell so bad.
The first is grammatically correct, but this is more likely to be said by a native speaker.
What (kind of) smell is it?
I think it reads a little better with "kind of" included, but you can omit it.
3)
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- Why, milady, you smell so fragrant.
"Milady" is pretty archaic and using it these days is associated with some pretty negative stereotypes, just a heads up. I think this is supposed to sound old fashioned though?
- They say that if two people are a perfect match biologically, they can smell a special smellcent from each other.
"a smell" has a little bit of a negative connotation, especially when applied to a person, where "a scent" does not.
Sept. 7, 2025
Thank you! Yeah, about the third dialog, I didn't mean that it had to be like a daily conversation, but now I've caught a better sense of the word "milady."
1)
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- What's theat smell?
What do I smell is itlike?
What you said was correct but this is more natural and a more common way to say it :)
3)
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- Why, milady, you smell so fragrant.
"Milady" is a hugely uncommon word outside of older English and when people are being comedic. It's more common to say "ma'am" if anything at all.
- I amdo?
- They say if two are a perfect match biologically, they can smelldetect a special smellfic scent from each other.
What you said was correct but I changed it to flow a bit better :)
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Awesome job! Your English is really good :)
Sept. 7, 2025
I see. Yes, I learn that word from an old English movie. Thank you, my friend.
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1) - What's the smell? 1) 1) |
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- It's the smell of durians, I think. - I ur sentence is technically correct, but this is easier to say |
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- Oh, I thought it was a smell of some kind of flower. - Oh, I thought it was - Oh, I thought it was |
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2) - Gee, can't you put on some perfume? 2) gee is informal, but in this context its fine |
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You're so smelly. You The first is grammatically correct, but this is more likely to be said by a native speaker. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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- Really? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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What smell is it? What do I smell What you said was correct but this is more natural and a more common way to say it :) What (kind of) smell is it? I think it reads a little better with "kind of" included, but you can omit it. What's that smell |
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- Your body odor, duh. |
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3) - Why, milady, you smell so fragrant. 3) "Milady" is a hugely uncommon word outside of older English and when people are being comedic. It's more common to say "ma'am" if anything at all. 3) "Milady" is pretty archaic and using it these days is associated with some pretty negative stereotypes, just a heads up. I think this is supposed to sound old fashioned though? 3) dont say "my lady" if u say this in america, u will get laughedat lol because this is used to make fun of reddit users (american version of 知乎) |
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- I am? - I
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But I'm not wearing any perfume. But, I'm not wearing |
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- They say if two are a perfect match biologically, they can smell a special smell from each other. - They say if two are a perfect match biologically, they can What you said was correct but I changed it to flow a bit better :) - They say that if two people are a perfect match biologically, they can smell a special s "a smell" has a little bit of a negative connotation, especially when applied to a person, where "a scent" does not. - They say if two ? |
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- Oh, shucks. - Oh, shucks. informal but its fine in this context |
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