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Zorina Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Just baked
What expression is used when talking about fresh bread or, more exactly, about just baked and still hot bread? Can I say "new baked rolls"?
My friend told me that there is an expression with "oven", but she can't remember it. And I can't find it in the internet.
My friend told me that there is an expression with "oven", but she can't remember it. And I can't find it in the internet.
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Freshly baked rolls. CB
- Freshly baked rolls.
- CB
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Zorina,
As the Veteran Member said, "freshly baked rolls" would be a correct answer.
(One English professor has said that if you use a comma, the following is also
"grammatically correct": fresh, baked rolls.)
I, too, googled and found these expressions:
Zorina,
As the Veteran Member said, "freshly baked rolls" would be a correct answer.
(One English professor has said that if you use a comma, the following is also
"grammatically correct": fresh, baked rolls.)
I, too, googled and found these expressions:
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Thank you Cool Breeze and the second person (sorry, I don't know your name)
I think my friend was talking about "oven-hot", but I like "piping-hot" even more
I think my friend was talking about "oven-hot", but I like "piping-hot" even more
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