Which of the following words is NOT typically associated with the common cold? O éternuer O tousser O blesser O tomber malade

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Which of the following words is NOT typically associated with the common cold?

O éternuer
O tousser
O blesser
O tomber malade

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the answer is blesser. blesser means to hurt/ injure oneself

Medoix answered Feb 7, 2023

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