I pretty much always use too much toilet paper. However it is not solved by adding more. She will learn!
The last sentence sounds a little off to me; I’d say “I replaced the roll this morning” or “changed the roll this morning”. Just “put” doesn’t quite finish the sentence. *nerding over*
More specifically, “I put” by itself doesn’t really work without specifying where the thing was put. “I put out a new roll” or “I put a new roll on there” would work (for future knowledge) but I agree that “changed” or “replaced” sound best for this context.
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I pretty much always use too much toilet paper. However it is not solved by adding more. She will learn!
The last sentence sounds a little off to me; I’d say “I replaced the roll this morning” or “changed the roll this morning”. Just “put” doesn’t quite finish the sentence. *nerding over*
It’s like Goldilocks but with toilet paper and without the context of bears.
More specifically, “I put” by itself doesn’t really work without specifying where the thing was put. “I put out a new roll” or “I put a new roll on there” would work (for future knowledge) but I agree that “changed” or “replaced” sound best for this context.
I changed it! Thanks guys!