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Lamjin Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

I decided to go with the chicken

Hi, teachers,
What's the meaning of this sentence, "I decided to go with the chicken".

thanks!
  

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Hi, The basic idea is 'I decided to choose chicken' (eg the chicken meal that is offered on a restaurant menu). Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, The basic idea is 'I decided to choose chicken' (eg the chicken meal that is offered on a restaurant menu).
  • Clive
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Hi,

The basic idea is 'I decided to choose chicken' (eg the chicken meal that is offered on a restaurant menu).

Clive
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the context is not related to a meal. This was used when a man and a woman were talking about an offer of marriage.
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Hi,



Then I have no idea what he means. Can you provide more context? What do they say in the sentences before this?



Clive
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at the moment when the woman said that it is because she refers to the meal options for the weeding, so that means she continous with the weeding plans.

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You’ve been probably watching Seinfeld right? I just watched the same episode and decided in that moment of the saying, to check what that expression mean and got here. I think maybe it’s not really related to their conversation they had, i think she just cut the conversation and decided to go to sleep early, so go with the chicken.
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