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k. 'Make' is probably more common. ] You could also say simply, "he likes to fry eggs'.
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- 'Make' is probably more common.
- ] You could also say simply, "he likes to fry eggs'.
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Either is o.k. 'Make' is probably more common. [I usually have eggs at breakfast, and on Saturdays I like to do eggs Benedict.]
You could also say simply, "he likes to fry eggs'.
You could also say simply, "he likes to fry eggs'.
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CalifJimThings to eat are usually made, not done.
CJ
Come on, CJ. Where's your "valley speak"? Let's do lunch one day and discuss this.
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