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Minhhai2209 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
A long drink
The below paragraph is from "Practical English usage":
"Before nouns, we generally use commas between adjectives (especially in longer sequences) which give similar kinds of information, for example in physical descriptions.
Example: a lovely, long, cool, refreshing drink"
Could anyone explain to me what a "long drink" is, in this context? Thanks.
"Before nouns, we generally use commas between adjectives (especially in longer sequences) which give similar kinds of information, for example in physical descriptions.
Example: a lovely, long, cool, refreshing drink"
Could anyone explain to me what a "long drink" is, in this context? Thanks.
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Hi, A drink that contains a lot of liquid. A drink that takes a long time to consume. Clive
- Hi, A drink that contains a lot of liquid.
- A drink that takes a long time to consume.
- Clive
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Hi,
A drink that contains a lot of liquid. A drink that takes a long time to consume.
Clive
A drink that contains a lot of liquid. A drink that takes a long time to consume.
Clive
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