Chewing sugarless gum stimulates saliva flow.

Meaning: Chewing sugarless gum can help to increase the flow of saliva in your mouth, which can help to protect your teeth from cavities.

Choice of Words: Chewing: biting and grinding something with your teeth. Sugarless: not containing any sugar. Gum: a soft, sticky substance that you can chew. Stimulates: causes something to happen or become more active. Saliva: the clear liquid that is produced in your mouth. Flow: the movement of a liquid.

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Chewing sugarless gum makes your mouth water more.

Meaning: When you chew sugarless gum, it causes your mouth to produce more saliva. Saliva is a clear liquid that helps you to digest food and keeps your mouth healthy.

Choice of Words: Chewing means to move your mouth and jaw to break down food or gum. Sugarless gum is a type of gum that does not contain sugar. Makes means to cause something to happen or to be produced. Mouth is the part of your face where you eat and speak. Water is the clear liquid that you drink. When you put them together, this sentence means that chewing sugarless gum causes your mouth to produce more water.

When you chew sugarless gum, your spit flows more.

Meaning: Saliva is a clear liquid that helps you to digest food and keeps your mouth healthy. When you chew sugarless gum, it causes your mouth to produce more saliva.

Choice of Words: When means at the time that something happens. You means the person or people who are reading or listening. Chew means to move your mouth and jaw to break down food or gum. Sugarless gum is a type of gum that does not contain sugar. Your means belonging to you. Spit is the liquid that comes out of your mouth when you talk or eat. Flows means to move smoothly and continuously. More means to a greater extent or amount. When you put them together, this sentence means that when you chew sugarless gum, your saliva flows more.

Chewing gum without sugar makes your saliva come out more.

Meaning: Saliva is a clear liquid that helps you to digest food and keeps your mouth healthy. When you chew sugarless gum, it causes your mouth to produce more saliva.

Choice of Words: Chewing means to move your mouth and jaw to break down food or gum. Gum is a sticky substance that you can chew. Without means not having or including something. Sugar is a sweet substance that is found in many foods. Makes means to cause something to happen or to be produced. Your means belonging to you. Saliva is the clear liquid that comes out of your mouth when you talk or eat. Come out means to move or appear from a place. More means to a greater extent or amount. When you put them together, this sentence means that chewing gum without sugar causes your saliva to come out more.

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