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Jacky56Lin Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

A pie that is delicious, Help me!

Dear Teacher



If they are same meaning

I ate a delicious pie this lunch. =(or not) I ate a pie that is delicious this lunch.

I wear a gold watch. =( or not) I wear a watch that is gold.

I wear a blue jacket. =( or not) I wear a jacket that is blue. = ( or not)I wear a jacket in blue.



Thanks
  

Top answer

I ate a delicious pie this for lunch today . =(or not) I ate a pie that is /was delicious this for lunch today . Yes.

— CalifJim

  • I ate a delicious pie this for lunch today .
  • =(or not) I ate a pie that is /was delicious this for lunch today .
  • Yes.
  • I wear a gold watch.
  • =( or not) I wear a watch that is gold.
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I ate a delicious pie this for lunch today. =(or not) I ate a pie that is/was delicious this for lunch today. Yes.
I wear a go
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Thank you very much. CJ
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