Do the pizzas
Hello everyone. I have a question.
Regarding the following passage:
We could go to that new Italian restaurant over on Main Street before the concert. I've heard they do the best pizzas, or would you rather go to the Indian place you love?
What does the "do" in the second sentence mean? Also, can we say that this usage of "do" is natural?
Top answer
It means 'prepare/serve/offer/sell'. It is natural.
- It means 'prepare/serve/offer/sell'.
- It is natural.
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We could go to that new Italian restaurant over on Main Street before the concert. I've heard they do the best pizzas, or would you rather go to the Indian place you love?
Preliminary point: this sentence is ungrammatical, since the two underlined elements are not parallel and hence cannot function as coordinates with "or".
One solution is to reword it like thi
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