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Kimwoobill Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Grammar

Anybody can help me explain this sentence is right or wrong:
"You can make food more delicious by seasoning them with lots of great herbs and spices". My concern is about "food" and "them"
  

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kimwoobill "You can make food more delicious by seasoning them with lots of great herbs and spices". My concern is about "food" and "them" Use 'it', not 'them'.

— Fivejedjon

  • kimwoobill "You can make food more delicious by seasoning them with lots of great herbs and spices".
  • My concern is about "food" and "them" Use 'it', not 'them'.
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kimwoobill"You can make food more delicious by seasoning them with lots of great herbs and spices". My concern is about "food" and "them"
Use 'it', not 'them'.
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Food is singular. Therefore you would say "You can make food more delicious by seasoning it with lots of great herbs and spices".
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Thanks, fivejedion. I clarified my wonder!
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