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Johnwesleyharding Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Is this sentence grammatically correct?

Hi there

Currently having a debate with a colleague about the 'correctness' of the below sentence. Can anyone shed some light?

"Would you like a slice of granary bread?"

Any answers/comments would be appreciated!
Thanks.
  

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Welcome to English Forums, JWH.

Your question is fine. What do you think might be the problem?
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johnwesleyharding"Would you like a slice of granary bread?"
"granary" (lower case) is a building for storing processed grain.
Granary (capitalized) is a trademark for a specific brand of bread.

So, in writing, the word should be "Granary" if you mean this brand name.
As for speaking, it is something that a native speaker would ask.
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