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John liao Posted 12 years ago
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fast foods vs junk food, high level
It is widely accepted that international fast foods have long been criticized as junk food since they contain a considerable number of calories with high level of heat and fat.
1. Should "junk food" be "junk foods" as "fast foods" is plural?
2. Is "with high level" correct? Or will "with a high level" be better?
1. Should "junk food" be "junk foods" as "fast foods" is plural?
2. Is "with high level" correct? Or will "with a high level" be better?
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john liao 1. Should "junk food" be "junk foods" as "fast foods" is plural? No, one does not necessitate the other; in fact, variety is the spice of life whenever possible.
- john liao 1.
- Should "junk food" be "junk foods" as "fast foods" is plural?
- No, one does not necessitate the other; in fact, variety is the spice of life whenever possible.
- john liao 2.
- Is "with high level" correct?
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john liao1. Should "junk food" be "junk foods" as "fast foods" is plural?No, one does not necessitate the other; in fact, variety is the spice of life whenever possible.
john liao2. Is "with high level" correct? Or will "with a high level" be better?You are right; it is wrong. It should include 'a' to be natural. That the
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