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Hi, Much depends on the texture and nature of the sweet. eg 'chew' suggests soft, 'suck' suggests very hard. I think the most common verb is probably 'eat'.
- Hi, Much depends on the texture and nature of the sweet.
- eg 'chew' suggests soft, 'suck' suggests very hard.
- I think the most common verb is probably 'eat'.
- In N.
- America, we say 'candies' usually.
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Hi,
Much depends on the texture and nature of the sweet.
eg 'chew' suggests soft, 'suck' suggests very hard.
I think the most common verb is probably 'eat'.
In N. America, we say 'candies' u
Much depends on the texture and nature of the sweet.
eg 'chew' suggests soft, 'suck' suggests very hard.
I think the most common verb is probably 'eat'.
In N. America, we say 'candies' u
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We lick lollipops, ice cream cones, snow cones, and other treats that are not eaten with a spoon.
We chew chocolate truffles, soft candies, cake, pie and other sweets eaten with a fork.
Sometimes, we just let the sweets melt in our mouths; no chewing is necessary.
We chew chocolate truffles, soft candies, cake, pie and other sweets eaten with a fork.
Sometimes, we just let the sweets melt in our mouths; no chewing is necessary.
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