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Habibaelgindy Posted 10 years ago
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1) I literally add mayonnaise to anything.
2) Adding mayonnaise to anything makes it 10 times better.
2) Adding mayonnaise to anything makes it 10 times better.
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These are OK.
Strictly speaking, your use of "literally" is questionable. "literally" is properly used when something might otherwise be understood as non-literal; for example, "The little boy literally threw his toys out of the pram". However, your kind of loose use of "literally" to draw attention to something is fairly common in everyday English. As long as you don't overdo it (some pe
Strictly speaking, your use of "literally" is questionable. "literally" is properly used when something might otherwise be understood as non-literal; for example, "The little boy literally threw his toys out of the pram". However, your kind of loose use of "literally" to draw attention to something is fairly common in everyday English. As long as you don't overdo it (some pe
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