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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
I don't know how to say this. Please help.
A: I don't eat the food and any drink that others have eaten. I don't know how to say this sentence.
B: suppose I am working out on lifting and somebody asks me how many .... Have you done. I don't know how to say it.
Please help.
B: suppose I am working out on lifting and somebody asks me how many .... Have you done. I don't know how to say it.
Please help.
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A. Do you mean that you don't eat leftovers? That is the food left after people have eaten some of it.
- A.
- Do you mean that you don't eat leftovers?
- That is the food left after people have eaten some of it.
- Or do you mean that you eat different types of food from everyone else?
- B.
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A. Do you mean that you don't eat leftovers? That is the food left after people have eaten some of it. Or do you mean that you eat different types of food from everyone else?
B. Do you mean working out in a gym? I believe people use the phrase "how many reps?" This is short for "repetitions".
B. Do you mean working out in a gym? I believe people use the phrase "how many reps?" This is short for "repetitions".
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Thank you so much, GPY. You got the second one but in the first sentence, I was trying to say like suppose, I ordered buffalo chicken wings and Now they are on the table, my friend suddenly came and grabbed a wing without asking me. Now I want to say that I don't eat the food that people touched it. I don't know how to say it.
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