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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Many preserved foods such as corned beef, canned sardines, tuna, and sausages are not advisable.
In the sentence, can we omit the word 'and' before the last noun 'sausages'?
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In the sentence, can we omit the word 'and' before the last noun 'sausages'? No, you can't. Clive
- In the sentence, can we omit the word 'and' before the last noun 'sausages'?
- No, you can't.
- Clive
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In the sentence, can we omit the word 'and' before the last noun 'sausages'? No, you can't.
Clive
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anonymousMany preserved foods such as corned beef, canned sardines, tuna, and sausages are not edible.
I put in a word that fits the sentence. I think this is what you mean.
It is not advisable to consume foods with preservatives such as corned beef, canned sardines, tuna, and sausages.
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