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A small fries, please (in an American fast-food restaurant)?
Hi. Please help. Is it correct to say "a small fries" or "two small fries" when ordering fries in an American fast-food restaurant?
Also, can you say, "an orange juice, please" in an American restaurant? When you say that in an American restaurant, do we you receive/get a glass of orange juice?
Also, can you say, "an orange juice, please" in an American restaurant? When you say that in an American restaurant, do we you receive/get a glass of orange juice?
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Hi, . Is it correct to say "a small fries" or "two small fries" when ordering fries in an American fast-food restaurant? Yes Also, can you say, "an orange juice, please" in an American restaurant?
- Hi, .
- Is it correct to say "a small fries" or "two small fries" when ordering fries in an American fast-food restaurant?
- Yes Also, can you say, "an orange juice, please" in an American restaurant?
- Yes When you say that in an American restaurant, do we you receive/get a glass of orange juice?
- Yes Clive
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Hi,
. Is it correct to say "a small fries" or "two small fries" when ordering fries in an American fast-food restaurant? Yes
Also, can you say, "an orange juice, please" in an American restaurant?Yes
When you say that in an American restaurant, do we you
. Is it correct to say "a small fries" or "two small fries" when ordering fries in an American fast-food restaurant? Yes
Also, can you say, "an orange juice, please" in an American restaurant?Yes
When you say that in an American restaurant, do we you
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