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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

How long has the food been bad for? Idiomaticy

Idiomaticy of the sentences?

  1. How long has the food been bad for?
  2. How long is the food good for?
  3. I don't care when the food is good till. I'm not eating it. It's been in the refridgerator too long.
Is there correct way to write above?
  

Top answer

How long has the food been bad? How long will the food be good? I don't care what the expiration date on the food says.

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  • How long has the food been bad?
  • How long will the food be good?
  • I don't care what the expiration date on the food says.
  • I'm not eating it.
  • It's been in the refrigerator too long.
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How long has the food been bad?

How long will the food be good?

I don't care what the expiration date on the food says. I'm not eating it. It's been in the refrigerator too long.
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