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Santhosh309 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Correct me
Hi,
I want to tell my favourite cuisines
so i replied like this " what ever my mother will cook thats i like"
is there any thing mistaq in that sentences?
I want to tell my favourite cuisines
so i replied like this " what ever my mother will cook thats i like"
is there any thing mistaq in that sentences?
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" This is OK, but the sentence construction is relatively unusual. "
- " This is OK, but the sentence construction is relatively unusual.
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You can say:
"Whatever my mother cooks, that's what I like."
This is OK, but the sentence construction is relatively unusual. More commonly you'd say something like:
"I like the sort of food my mother cooks."
"Whatever my mother cooks, that's what I like."
This is OK, but the sentence construction is relatively unusual. More commonly you'd say something like:
"I like the sort of food my mother cooks."
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