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I have an essay about school lunches due tomorrow and I am not sure if these two sentences are gramatically correct.
A student must intake one serving of fruit, one serving of vegetable, one main entrée, one pint of milk and/or a small carton of fruit juice as a basis for the requirement of intake. A combination of this may include: a 50-calories ripe apple, a 90-calories small bag of baby carrots, a 220-calories corn dog with an 88-calories serving of tater tots, a 205-calories pint of 2% chocolate milk and optionally a carton of fruit juice.
A student must intake one serving of fruit, one serving of vegetable, one main entrée, one pint of milk and/or a small carton of fruit juice as a basis for the requirement of intake. A combination of this may include: a 50-calories ripe apple, a 90-calories small bag of baby carrots, a 220-calories corn dog with an 88-calories serving of tater tots, a 205-calories pint of 2% chocolate milk and optionally a carton of fruit juice.
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Hi, I have an essay about school lunches due tomorrow and I am not sure if these two sentences are gramatically correct. A student must intake one serving of fruit, one serving of vegetable, one main entrée, one pint of milk and/or a small carton of fruit juice as a basis for the requirement of intake. A combination of this may include: a 50-calories ripe apple, a 90-calories small bag of baby carrots, a 220-calories corn dog with an 88-calories serving of tater tots, a 205-calories pint of 2% chocolate milk and optionally a carton of fruit juice.
- Hi, I have an essay about school lunches due tomorrow and I am not sure if these two sentences are gramatically correct.
- A student must intake one serving of fruit, one serving of vegetable, one main entrée, one pint of milk and/or a small carton of fruit juice as a basis for the requirement of intake.
- A combination of this may include: a 50-calories ripe apple, a 90-calories small bag of baby carrots, a 220-calories corn dog with an 88-calories serving of tater tots, a 205-calories pint of 2% chocolate milk and optionally a carton of fruit juice.
- A student must intake one serving of fruit, one serving of vegetable s, one main entrée, one pint of milk and/or a small carton of fruit juice.
- A sample meal may consist of a 50-calories ripe apple, a 90-calories small bag of baby carrots, a 220-calories corn dog with an 88-calories serving of tater tots, a 205-calories pint of 2% chocolate milk and optionally a carton of fruit juice.
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Hi,
I have an essay about school lunches due tomorrow and I am not sure if these two sentences are gramatically correct.
A student must intake one serving of fruit, one serving of vegetable, one main entrée, one pint of milk and/or a small carton of fruit juice as a basis for the requirement of intake. A combination of this may include:
I have an essay about school lunches due tomorrow and I am not sure if these two sentences are gramatically correct.
A student must intake one serving of fruit, one serving of vegetable, one main entrée, one pint of milk and/or a small carton of fruit juice as a basis for the requirement of intake. A combination of this may include:
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