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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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We have lunch reservations at TexMex restaurat tomorrow.
  

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Hi, I assume Texmex is the name of the restaurant. If the listener knows about this restaurant, say eg We have lunch reservations at TexMex tomorrow. If the listener dos not know about this restaurant, say eg We have lunch reservations at a place called TexMex tomorrow.

— Clive

  • Hi, I assume Texmex is the name of the restaurant.
  • If the listener knows about this restaurant, say eg We have lunch reservations at TexMex tomorrow.
  • If the listener dos not know about this restaurant, say eg We have lunch reservations at a place called TexMex tomorrow.
  • Clive
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Hi,

I assume Texmex is the name of the restaurant.

If the listener knows about this restaurant, say
eg We have lunch reservations at TexMex tomorrow.

If the listener dos not know about thi
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If you are refering to the type of food, since Tex-Mex is a style of cuisine in the southwestern United States, you need an article "a" and a hyphen. "We have lunch reservations at a Tex-Mex restaurant tomorrow." If it is the name of the place, then Clive is correct.
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