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Jenny chiu Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
chew/ chew on
Are they the same?
You should chew on some ginger.
You should chew some ginger.
You should chew on some ginger.
You should chew some ginger.
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They are basically the same. I think it sounds more natural to say, "You should chew on some ginger" meaning you are not really eating it. But, it could be correct both ways in my opinion.
- They are basically the same.
- I think it sounds more natural to say, "You should chew on some ginger" meaning you are not really eating it.
- But, it could be correct both ways in my opinion.
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They are basically the same. I think it sounds more natural to say, "You should chew on some ginger" meaning you are not really eating it. But, it could be correct both ways in my opinion.
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