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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Frying an omelette
Can I say,
She is frying an omelette.
She used an egg to make an omelette.
She is frying an omelette.
She used an egg to make an omelette.
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Hi The second one is a little ambiguous to me because it is obvious that omlettes are made out of eggs and there is no neccessity to specify that. Prajwal
- Hi The second one is a little ambiguous to me because it is obvious that omlettes are made out of eggs and there is no neccessity to specify that.
- Prajwal
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Hi
The second one is a little ambiguous to me because it is obvious that omlettes are made out of eggs and there is no neccessity to specify that.
The second one is a little ambiguous to me because it is obvious that omlettes are made out of eggs and there is no neccessity to specify that.
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