Examples of 'you caught a cold' in a sentence
Meaning of "you caught a cold"
you caught a cold: States that an individual has contracted a common viral infection affecting the respiratory system
How to use "you caught a cold" in a sentence
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you caught a cold
I think you caught a cold in the dungeon.
I will tell your dad you caught a cold.
You caught a cold because you are weak.
We can say you caught a cold.
You caught a cold that day.
Looks like you caught a cold.
You caught a cold because you are not physically fit.
I would be very upset if you caught a cold because of us.
Maybe you caught a cold or got a temperature.
Did something out of character and you caught a cold.
No wonder you caught a cold.
You caught a cold because I was sitting there.
Your mother may have said to you if you caught a cold growing up.
Maybe you caught a cold.
First, it just looks like you caught a cold.
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And you caught a cold.
You stopped wearing your undies, you caught a cold.
Seems like you caught a cold while you were weak.
We need to clean up, but all three of you caught a cold.
Seems like you caught a cold when you were weak.
You are dilly-dallying with sir Philip and young Ben . No wonder you caught a cold.
Sakura When you caught a cold that one time.
You caught a cold in California.
That 's why you caught a cold.
You caught a cold - sneezed yourself out of our camera.
It 's really weird you caught a cold.
You caught a cold because you are not physically fit . Thirty minutes after a meal.
It 'd be no good if you caught a cold.
Have you caught a cold recently?
Change of climate, feeling shaky . You caught a cold - sneezed yourself out of our camera.
Oh I thought you caught a cold or something like that.
I'm sorry you caught a cold because of me.
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