Grammar check please?
Hi,
Can you tell me if these are grammatical to you, please?
A bread will suffice for my lunch.
A bread is sufficient for my lunch.
A bread is sufficed for my lunch. (Is this grammatical??) (Passive)
Cheers.
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Can you tell me if these are grammatical to you, please? We say a slice of bread , or a piece of bread. Whar comes out of the oven is a loaf of bread or simply a loaf .
- Can you tell me if these are grammatical to you, please?
- We say a slice of bread , or a piece of bread.
- Whar comes out of the oven is a loaf of bread or simply a loaf .
- A bread will suffice for my lunch.
- OK, but a little formal.
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Can you tell me if these are grammatical to you, please?
A bread is correct grammar, but we don't say that.We say a slice of bread, or a piece of bread. Whar comes out of the oven is a loaf of bread or simply a loaf.
A bread will suffice for my lunch. OK, but a little formal. You could say . .
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