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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Cooked Enough
Can you say?
1 Is this meat cooked enough?
and do you say:
1 Her palate is high arched/Highly arched.
Thanks
1 Is this meat cooked enough?
and do you say:
1 Her palate is high arched/Highly arched.
Thanks
Top answer
" is fine. " I don't understand your second question.
- " is fine.
- " I don't understand your second question.
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"Is this meat cooked enough?" is fine.
You can also say "Is this done enough" or "Is this too rare?"
I don't understand your second question.
You can also say "Is this done enough" or "Is this too rare?"
I don't understand your second question.
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Number 2
The palate of her mouth is highly arched/arched highly
meaning it has an unusually curvatuous.
Which would you say?
Thank you
The palate of her mouth is highly arched/arched highly
meaning it has an unusually curvatuous.
Which would you say?
Thank you
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Hi
In over half a century of speaking English I have never had the need to compare the palates of females.
I can't ever imagine myself saying such a sentence. Perhaps someone in the medical profession might need to make some comment about this.
Her palate is curved more than one would usually expect - is one possibilty.
In over half a century of speaking English I have never had the need to compare the palates of females.
I can't ever imagine myself saying such a sentence. Perhaps someone in the medical profession might need to make some comment about this.
Her palate is curved more than one would usually expect - is one possibilty.
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GG's answer to your first question is perfect.
In the second sentence, I too am puzzled as to what you mean.
If you are trying to say that she is a gourmet with a highly educated palate, for example in judging wines, the word 'arched' is not correct. You could say she has a 'sensitive' or 'exceptional' palate.
If you are referring to the physical palate at the back of
In the second sentence, I too am puzzled as to what you mean.
If you are trying to say that she is a gourmet with a highly educated palate, for example in judging wines, the word 'arched' is not correct. You could say she has a 'sensitive' or 'exceptional' palate.
If you are referring to the physical palate at the back of
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