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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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chips

0There are 5 bags of chips on the kitchen table, one of which is open. Which of the following doesn't make sense?02br
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001. Eat the open bag02br
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002. Don't open a new bag02br
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003. Don't open a closed bag 02br
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004. Don't open and unopened bag.02br
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00 Thanks in advance!0-
  

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0 01blockquote 01cite 10New2grammar12cite 10There are 5 bags of chips on the kitchen table, one of which is open. 12br 12br 101. 12b 12br 12br 102.

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  • 0 01blockquote 01cite 10New2grammar12cite 10There are 5 bags of chips on the kitchen table, one of which is open.
  • 12br 12br 101.
  • 12b 12br 12br 102.
  • 12b 12br 12br 103.
  • 12b 12br 12br 104.
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01cite10New2grammar12cite10There are 5 bags of chips on the kitchen table, one of which is open. Which of the following doesn't make sense?12br
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101. Eat the open bag 11b10Eat 11u10from12u10 the open bag.12b12br
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102. Don't open a new bag 11b
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0Thanks for your reply. I interpret eating from the open bag as not pouring the chips into a bowl or something but eating directly from the bag.02br
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00I guess what I really want to say is finish the opened bag first (so we don't too many opened bags and the chips may go soggy)0-
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0 I interpret eating from the open bag as not pouring the chips into a bowl or something but eating directly from the bag.02br
01b00I don't think you need to exclude pouring them into a bowl.02b00 0-
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0Sorry for what seems to be never ending questions. Just want to make sure I get this right, are you saying, if I take a bag of chips and pour the content out into a bowl, you would still call it "eating from the bag"?0-
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