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Ansonguy Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Cans of Coke or Coke in cans

I am not sure which phrase is correct in the sentences I have made up below.

(1) At the international event, I spent a lot of time looking at bottles of Coke.

(2) At the international event, I spent a lot of time looking at Coke in bottles.

Please help me. Thanks a lot.

  

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1) is correct. You can also use "... looking at Coke bottles"

— Ivanhr

  • 1) is correct.
  • You can also use "...
  • looking at Coke bottles"
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1) is correct. You can also use "... looking at Coke bottles"

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