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Ahava_yin Posted 19 years ago
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fabulous food
Hello everyone,
I came across this sentence, "He took a bite of the meat, chewed it, savored it and said 'It is fantastic'"
I wonder whether I could say the food is fabulous. Do you say it that way?
Thank you!
I came across this sentence, "He took a bite of the meat, chewed it, savored it and said 'It is fantastic'"
I wonder whether I could say the food is fabulous. Do you say it that way?
Thank you!
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g. 1. I went to that new Italian restaurant in Soho last night.
- g.
- 1.
- I went to that new Italian restaurant in Soho last night.
- The food was fabulous!
- 2.
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Hello AY
Yes, you can describe food as "fabulous", e.g.
1. I went to that new Italian restaurant in Soho last night. The food was fabulous!
2. What a fabulous soufflé!
(However, it would seem a little gushing and excessive to many people.)
MrP
Yes, you can describe food as "fabulous", e.g.
1. I went to that new Italian restaurant in Soho last night. The food was fabulous!
2. What a fabulous soufflé!
(However, it would seem a little gushing and excessive to many people.)
MrP
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