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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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in the way of something
Is this something you would say teacher?
I coudn't taste much in the way of raspberry (flavor).
This cake doesn't have much in the way of strawberry (flavor). (you can barely taste the strawberries)
This beer is heavy in the way of fruit (flavor).
I coudn't taste much in the way of raspberry (flavor).
This cake doesn't have much in the way of strawberry (flavor). (you can barely taste the strawberries)
This beer is heavy in the way of fruit (flavor).
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I may say that, yes. I would probably say "heavy on" but "much in the way of".
- I may say that, yes.
- I would probably say "heavy on" but "much in the way of".
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I may say that, yes. I would probably say "heavy on" but "much in the way of".
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