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OttoJ Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
barbecue chicken wings
-I have to ___ some chicken wings.
If I refer to the act of holding a long fork at the barbecue with chicken wings impaled, what verb should I use? I think BARBECUE is not natural English.
Thank you. OJ.
If I refer to the act of holding a long fork at the barbecue with chicken wings impaled, what verb should I use? I think BARBECUE is not natural English.
Thank you. OJ.
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OttoJ I think BARBECUE is not natural English. I think that's fine, but you could also use 'roast' or 'grill', since we don't have a specific word for cooking something on a fork.
- OttoJ I think BARBECUE is not natural English.
- I think that's fine, but you could also use 'roast' or 'grill', since we don't have a specific word for cooking something on a fork.
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OttoJ I think BARBECUE is not natural English.I think that's fine, but you could also use 'roast' or 'grill', since we don't have a specific word for cooking something on a fork.
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