JACEK1
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Hello everybody!
She was still hiccuping from the egg (that) she had swallowed whole.
I am 61 and I have often gotten hiccups from eating hard boiled eggs.
Our expert explains why your baby is most likely to get hiccups after a feed.
He hiccuped on his breakfast.=? He hiccuped because of eating his breakfast. =? He hiccuped as a result of eating his breakfast. =? He hiccuped after eating his breakfast.
Here is the list of the word "hiccup" used as a noun:
I am still suffering from hiccups from/on/after breakfast. (which preposition is proper?).
I sometimes develop hiccups from/after/on eating something.
Could you tell me what you think of all the above sentences, both mine and not mine?
I would like to know if "hiccup" verb and "hiccups" noun can be followed by th presposition "on".
Could you expand on the subject?
I would be very grateful.
Thank you.
She was still hiccuping from the egg (that) she had swallowed whole.
I am 61 and I have often gotten hiccups from eating hard boiled eggs.
Our expert explains why your baby is most likely to get hiccups after a feed.
He hiccuped on his breakfast.=? He hiccuped because of eating his breakfast. =? He hiccuped as a result of eating his breakfast. =? He hiccuped after eating his breakfast.
Here is the list of the word "hiccup" used as a noun:
I am still suffering from hiccups from/on/after breakfast. (which preposition is proper?).
I sometimes develop hiccups from/after/on eating something.
Could you tell me what you think of all the above sentences, both mine and not mine?
I would like to know if "hiccup" verb and "hiccups" noun can be followed by th presposition "on".
Could you expand on the subject?
I would be very grateful.
Thank you.