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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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chocolate with fig or figs
Which one is correct? "chocolate with fig" or "chocolate with figs"
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It depends; for example, The new recipe combines chocolate with figs, but the old one uses chocolate with fig jam.
- It depends; for example, The new recipe combines chocolate with figs, but the old one uses chocolate with fig jam.
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It depends; for example,
The new recipe combines chocolate with figs, but the old one uses chocolate with fig jam.
The new recipe combines chocolate with figs, but the old one uses chocolate with fig jam.
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