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Onizo Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Eat, not eat?
When you give one a choice for action, which one is correct?
1. Eat, no eat?
2. Eat, not eat?
3. Eat, don't eat?
Thank you.
1. Eat, no eat?
2. Eat, not eat?
3. Eat, don't eat?
Thank you.
Top answer
I can't think of a context in which #1 would be correct. "
- I can't think of a context in which #1 would be correct.
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I can't think of a context in which #1 would be correct. 2 and 3 are both possible, depending on context:
"Do you want to eat or not eat?" ("Do you want to eat or not?" would be much more common.)
"Eat or don't eat; it doesn't matter to me."
"Do you want to eat or not eat?" ("Do you want to eat or not?" would be much more common.)
"Eat or don't eat; it doesn't matter to me."
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