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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Grammar q
Shwane ordered a rich, chocolate, layer cake. ... is this correct?
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Your sentence is understood. But I'd suggest "Shwane ordered a layered-chocolate cake". Rich taste is given in chocolate cake, it's not needed.
- Your sentence is understood.
- But I'd suggest "Shwane ordered a layered-chocolate cake".
- Rich taste is given in chocolate cake, it's not needed.
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Your sentence is understood. But I'd suggest "Shwane ordered a layered-chocolate cake". Rich taste is given in chocolate cake, it's not needed.
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"a rich chocolate layer cake" is fine -- no commas necessary.
("A layered-chocolate cake" is not idiomatic.)
("A layered-chocolate cake" is not idiomatic.)
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Hi,
A cake made up of several layers of cream and cake is a Layered cake, although most people simple call it "layer cake".
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Cooks.com - Recipes - Strawberry Layered Cake
Layer white cake with filling ... remaining cheese filling and refrigerate. ... LAYERED STRAWBERRY CHEESE CAKE PIE: Combine 1 cup graham cracker crumbs, ...
www.cooks.com/rec/.../0,1-0,strawberry
A cake made up of several layers of cream and cake is a Layered cake, although most people simple call it "layer cake".
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Cooks.com - Recipes - Strawberry Layered Cake
Layer white cake with filling ... remaining cheese filling and refrigerate. ... LAYERED STRAWBERRY CHEESE CAKE PIE: Combine 1 cup graham cracker crumbs, ...
www.cooks.com/rec/.../0,1-0,strawberry
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