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[pallavi kakkar]

Hi


Is this sentence correct?

I got a little itch on my eyes when I was driving. Rohit scratched my eyes .


Regards
Pallavi

 

[susiedq]

You can have an itch on, near,above, close to or even in your eye.

In fact, you have have an itch anywhere :lol:

Rohit should have scratched the itch for you.

(Is Rohit the name of a person?)

 

[Rover_KE]

I wouldn't let anyone scratch my itching eyes - especially when I was driving.

It sounds very dangerous to me.

Rover

 

[birdeen's call]

I heard this joke years ago:

Two English gentlemen used to have their little strolls with their beloved umbrellas. One of them had a custom of making wide circles in air with the tip of his dangerous weapon, which ended as it was to end - he once tripped over a cobblestone and the tip of his umbrella found its way right into the eye of his friend. Says the culprit:
"I'm extremely sorry, my dearest friend. I shall never forgive myself!"
"You shouldn't be bothered at all, old chap," the friend replies comfortingly, taking the umbrella out of his eye. "I still have another one."

 

[jerry081958]

Hi


Is this sentence correct?

I got a little itch on my eyes when I was driving. Rohit scratched my eyes .


Regards
Pallavi

I would say:

I got something in my eyes when I was driving. Rohit rubbed my eyes for me.

If I get something in my eyes, I would not be likely to let someone touch my eyes though.