I think the chicken is a big piece or in small chunks.
Suppose that my friend and I are reading the sandwich menu. Our short conversation is given below.
(ex) I say, "There is a large selection of sandwiches served here. Which one would you like?"
He answers, "I want to get chicken."
I ask, "Do you think the chicken is a big piece or in small chunks?"
He says, "I am not sure. We can ask a waiter about that."
This is my question.
Do you say: the chicken is a big piece or the chicken is in a big piece in this context?
Thank you very much for your help. I really appreciate it.
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ansonguy Do you think the chicken is a big piece or in small chunks? You can do these either way. Do you think it's a big piece or small chunks?
- ansonguy Do you think the chicken is a big piece or in small chunks?
- You can do these either way.
- Do you think it's a big piece or small chunks?
- Do you think it's in a big piece or in small chunks?
- Or mix and match as you have done above.
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ansonguyDo you think the chicken is a big piece or in small chunks?
You can do these either way.
Do you think it's a big piece or small chunks?
Do you think it's in a big piece or in small chunks?
Or mix and match as you have done above.
CJ
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