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GainRain Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Keep/Store
"Fast food doesn't keep."
"Fast food doesn't keep well."
"Fast food doesn't store."
"Fast food doesn't store well."
Is "well" necessary?
"Fast food doesn't keep well."
"Fast food doesn't store."
"Fast food doesn't store well."
Is "well" necessary?
Top answer
Yes. In that case, it stores/keeps poorly; in the first case it doesn't store/keep at all.
- Yes.
- In that case, it stores/keeps poorly; in the first case it doesn't store/keep at all.
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Yes. In that case, it stores/keeps poorly; in the first case it doesn't store/keep at all.
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