It s pretty good, how do you go back to the second half of the sentence when you can gnaw corn?

It's pretty good, I can gnaw corn, so you can go back, if I can't even gnaw corn, then how can I live.

You can reply to him like this, and note that your words, gnaws are all animals. Be careful I pump you. Then see how he responds to you.

This should be boasting that the teeth have grown out, and you can gnaw corn, so you should say that it grows very fast, and the development is very sound, well, there should be bigger surprises in the later stage, and so on, similar words, I think it's very good to reply.

If he says it's good, and he can gnaw corn, then you should say that I have more things, but you haven't found out yet, and I think it's okay to fight like this.

Yes, the people take food as the sky, and only when they can eat can they have the strength to work.

I think you can reply to him directly, since you have already eaten this corn, you should still eat it, because this corn tastes really good, and eating this corn is still good for our body.

It's pretty good, I'll gnaw corn, you can reply to him like this in the second half of the sentence, you just say that growth is visible, one day at a time.

It's good, I'll nibble corn. If you want to say the second half of the sentence, you can say that you can eat another one. Corn comes with a dozen.

If your child is developing well, it means that your education should be more effective.

It's pretty good, I'll gnaw corn, and I'll gnaw the corn cleanly.

Normally, you can reply like this, yes, it's very good, you'll be nibbling corn.

It's very good, when I grow up, I know how to eat, and I can even gnaw corn, which shows that this person has a lot of willpower.

You can tell him that my teeth are better, and I am very good at chewing corn.

You can reply to him and say yes, the corn is fragrant, do you want to come and eat it together?

It means that you have been growing, growing up, and learning a new skill.

You can say how easy it is to gnaw corn, I have been gnawing corn for a long time, but I didn't learn it now.

I can't stand it, I'm going to gnaw corn.,How to say the second half of the sentence, I don't know what it means, I don't understand what I understand.,It's good.,It's a domain name.,It's people and animals.。

No matter what kind of corn I nibble, as long as I make it myself, it's okay.

This sentence has a sarcastic meaning, and the general meaning is that you are out.

It's pretty good, and I'll be able to nibble on corn. The second half of the sentence you can, our baby has grown up.

Surely, what will corn eat?

It's pretty good, how can you get back to the second half of the sentence after the corn will be gnawed? If you don't come out, the apples will be pitted.