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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Could this be phrased better?
“Not a lot of places in town where you can get Italian food except for this picturesque one that I happened upon yesterday.”
Is this grammatically correct/natural?
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To make a complete sentence. say eg There are not a lot of places in town where you can get Italian food , except for this picturesque one that I happened upon yesterday. Clive
- To make a complete sentence.
- say eg There are not a lot of places in town where you can get Italian food , except for this picturesque one that I happened upon yesterday.
- Clive
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To make a complete sentence. say
eg There are not a lot of places in town where you can get Italian food, except for this picturesque one that I happened upon yesterday.
Clive
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