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Rommel Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Can ‘foods’ and ‘eating foods’ be used interchangeably in the sentence?
Can ‘foods’ and ‘eating foods’ be used interchangeably in the sentence?
(Foods/eating foods) with monosodium glutamate must be avoided.
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I would change "with" to something like "high in" or "that contain". Otherwise, that sentence is okay.
- I would change "with" to something like "high in" or "that contain".
- Otherwise, that sentence is okay.
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I would change "with" to something like "high in" or "that contain". Otherwise, that sentence is okay.
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