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Titiwangsa Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Bite it off.
I gave him a short hotdog.
He wanted to put all the hotdog in his mouth.
"Don't put it all in your mouth. Bite it off."
(When the hotdog was already in his mouth. I wanted him to bite/make the hotdog break.)
Does the word use correctly? How do I say it more natural?
Top answer
Take small bites.
- Take small bites.
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