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Seagull Posted 12 years ago
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I want to be less picky about food
Could you tell me other expressions for the feeling, "I want to be less picky about food."? Actually, what I really want to say is something like, "I want to be a person who hates less kinds of food.", but I feel it sounds rather awkward. Can anyone give me some alternatives?
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Your first sentence is fine, while the second seems a bit awkward to me. And, it should be fewer kinds of foods .
- Your first sentence is fine, while the second seems a bit awkward to me.
- And, it should be fewer kinds of foods .
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Your first sentence is fine, while the second seems a bit awkward to me. And, it should be fewer kinds of foods.
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seagullother expressions for the feeling, "I want to be less picky about food."I'd like to be less fussy about food.
I wish I could learn to like a greater variety of foods.
CJ
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Thank you so much, CalifJim.
Actually, what I really want to say is something like, "I want to lessen the kinds of food I don't like.", but it sounds clunky to me no matter what expression I may use . Could anybody give me some natural-sounding expressions for that?
Actually, what I really want to say is something like, "I want to lessen the kinds of food I don't like.", but it sounds clunky to me no matter what expression I may use . Could anybody give me some natural-sounding expressions for that?
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