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Stomachache (thank you for your help!) I often get stomachaches when I leave my feet bare. The bare feet cause coldness in my body, leading to a stomachache.

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Stomachache (thank you for your help!)

I often get stomachaches when I am barefoot. leave my feet bare. The Being bare foot makes me feel cold and leads cause coldness in my body, leading to a stomachache.
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Stomach Ache

I often get stomach aches when I leave my feet bare. The bare feet cause coldness in my body, leading to a stomachache. I get cold without anything on my feet, and this brings on a stomach ache.
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I had been misunderstanding “stomach ache” as a one word! Thank you for pointing it out! And than you for your example! I will try to apply it to other sentences, too! I really appreciate tour help!
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Hello Eri! There are several different ways to write these two sentences, but here is what immediately came to my mind: I often get stomach aches when I am barefoot. My feet get cold when they are bare, and this leads to a stomach ache. Note that 'stomachache' is not a single word. It is two words, so make sure to put a space in between them. Let me know what you think. I hope this helps!

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