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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Go out or order in?
A non-English speaker composed the following sentences to mean 'Should I go out or order in/get something delivered?
1. Should I eat out or take out?
2. Should I eat it out or take it out?
3. Should I eat out or eat in takeaways?
Do these sentences sound right? Also, can takeout/takeaway be understood as delivery food without any further clarification?
1. Should I eat out or take out?
2. Should I eat it out or take it out?
3. Should I eat out or eat in takeaways?
Do these sentences sound right? Also, can takeout/takeaway be understood as delivery food without any further clarification?
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Anonymous Should I go out or order in/get something delivered? Do these sentences sound right? No.
- Anonymous Should I go out or order in/get something delivered?
- Do these sentences sound right?
- No.
- Should I eat out or order in?
- Anonymous Also, can takeout/takeaway be understood as delivery food without any further clarification?
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AnonymousShould I go out or order in/get something delivered? Do these sentences sound right?No.
Should I eat out or order in?
AnonymousAlso, can takeout/takeaway be understood as delivery food without any further clarification?That does not mean 'delivery food'; it is food that you carry away from a fast
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