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Ljswave Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Can i replace "save" with "leave" and "remain" in this sentence to make the same meaning?
Can i replace "save" with "leave" and "remain" in this sentencebelow to make the same meaning?
" Save some pizza for dinner"
=remain / leave.
IF not. why can't it change?
which word can change "save"?
" Save some pizza for dinner"
=remain / leave.
IF not. why can't it change?
which word can change "save"?
Top answer
These are OK: Don't eat all the pizza. Save some pizza for dinner. ) Don't eat all the pizza.
- These are OK: Don't eat all the pizza.
- Save some pizza for dinner.
- ) Don't eat all the pizza.
- Leave some for dinner.
- They ate all the pizza for lunch.
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These are OK:
Don't eat all the pizza. Save some pizza for dinner. (This one is better.)
Don't eat all the pizza. Leave some for dinner.
They ate all the pizza for lunch. Not a crumb remained. None was left over for dinner.
Don't eat all the pizza. Save some pizza for dinner. (This one is better.)
Don't eat all the pizza. Leave some for dinner.
They ate all the pizza for lunch. Not a crumb remained. None was left over for dinner.
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