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Ansonguy Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
[into] or [as] whole slices
(1) I will cut the meat as whole slices.
(2) I will cut the meat into whole slices.
Which preposition is correct? Thank you for your help and time.
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ansonguy Which preposition is correct? into But why "whole" slices? Cutting into slices implies cutting into whole slices.
- ansonguy Which preposition is correct?
- into But why "whole" slices?
- Cutting into slices implies cutting into whole slices.
- You can also save a lot of words if you just use the verb "to slice".
- I'll slice the meat.
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ansonguyWhich preposition is correct?
into
But why "whole" slices? Cutting into slices implies cutting into whole slices.
You can also save a lot of words if you just use the verb "to slice".
I'll slice the meat. = I will cut the meat into (whole) slices.
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