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Mighty Joseph Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

How do I say this correctly?

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00Or, should I say it in this fashion, "Put as much honey as you think is enough for you.?"02br
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00Please help me. I don't know how to exactly describe this situation.. Thanks! 0-
  

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0Can you describe the situation? Is it a recipe?02br
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00put should be changed to 'put in' or 'add'.02br
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00Here's my suggestion: Add honey according to your taste.0-
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0 Thanks a lot... Actually, my student was asking me to make some honey tea. And she wanted to tell me to mix hot water and an amount of honey that suits my taste. (You know, since people have different tastes and tolerance). And she asked me how she could say it properly.. Now I know.. Thanks a lot OMG! 02br
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00By the way, were the sentences previously cited wrong? Or
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0 Use/Add as much honey as you like.0-
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0Thanks guys for the help! Such a big help! 0-
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0I like Jim's suggestion for making a single cup of tea, but a common recipe term is "Add salt and pepper to taste." For me, that's lots of pepper, but hardly any salt.0-
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0 Or simply "Correct the seasoning".01blockquote
01cite10Grammar Geek12cite10For me, that's lots of pepper,12blockquote
10Why did we already know that? 05002br
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