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Vincent Teo Posted 12 years ago
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healthy and delicious
Do I say,
1 He is eating a bowl of healthy and delicious salad.
2 The food on the table is healthy and delicious.
3 Vegetable is healthy and delicious food.
4 He is eating the healthy and delicious food.
1 He is eating a bowl of healthy and delicious salad.
2 The food on the table is healthy and delicious.
3 Vegetable is healthy and delicious food.
4 He is eating the healthy and delicious food.
Top answer
1. OK. 2.
- 1.
- OK.
- 2.
- OK.
- 3.
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1. OK.
2. OK.
3. Vegetables are healthy and delicious.
4. This is possible if you are talking about some specific healthy and delicious food, and contrasting it with other available food that is not healthy and delicious. Otherwise, say "He is eating healthy and delicious food" (he is eating it right now) or "He eats healthy and delicious food" (he eats it generally).
2. OK.
3. Vegetables are healthy and delicious.
4. This is possible if you are talking about some specific healthy and delicious food, and contrasting it with other available food that is not healthy and delicious. Otherwise, say "He is eating healthy and delicious food" (he is eating it right now) or "He eats healthy and delicious food" (he eats it generally).
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