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Vincent Teo Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
a bunch / comb of bananas
Which is correct?
1 My father bought a bunch / comb of bananas from the supermarket.
2 My father cut the bunch / comb of bananas from the banana trees.
1 My father bought a bunch / comb of bananas from the supermarket.
2 My father cut the bunch / comb of bananas from the banana trees.
Top answer
'Comb' is OK if you are speaking in the context of a farm. In the city, in the supermarket, people just speak of a bunch of bananas or some bananas. Clive
- 'Comb' is OK if you are speaking in the context of a farm.
- In the city, in the supermarket, people just speak of a bunch of bananas or some bananas.
- Clive
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'Comb' is OK if you are speaking in the context of a farm.
In the city, in the supermarket, people just speak of a bunch of bananas or some bananas.
Clive
In the city, in the supermarket, people just speak of a bunch of bananas or some bananas.
Clive
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