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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
head of beer
Is this sentence natural? Do you say 'go to the head?
I like to put peach syrup in my beer. The peach syrup seems to go to the head as the head taste more peachy than the beer itself.
Thank you
I like to put peach syrup in my beer. The peach syrup seems to go to the head as the head taste more peachy than the beer itself.
Thank you
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In (US) English the phrase "go to the head" means to go to the bathroom, so this might be better said as: I like to put peach syrup in my beer. The syrup goes to the froth, giving it a peachy taste, while the rest of the beer tastes normal.
- In (US) English the phrase "go to the head" means to go to the bathroom, so this might be better said as: I like to put peach syrup in my beer.
- The syrup goes to the froth, giving it a peachy taste, while the rest of the beer tastes normal.
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In (US) English the phrase "go to the head" means to go to the bathroom, so this might be better said as:
I like to put peach syrup in my beer. The syrup goes to the froth, giving it a peachy taste, while the rest of the beer tastes normal.
I like to put peach syrup in my beer. The syrup goes to the froth, giving it a peachy taste, while the rest of the beer tastes normal.
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