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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Look into what you eat at home

1. As homework, I want you to write what you eat in your notebook and bring it to school.

2. As a homework, I want you to look into what you eat at home and write it in your notebook.

Can I say #2?

I don't even know how to say it in short.
  

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1. As homework, I want you to write what you eat in your notebook and bring it to school. 2.

— Mister Micawber

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  • As homework, I want you to write what you eat in your notebook and bring it to school.
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  • As homework , I want you to look into what you eat at home and write it in your notebook.
  • #2 means 'analyze the ingredients and nutritional properties of your food'.
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1. As homework, I want you to write what you eat in your notebook and bring it to school.

2. As homework, I want you to look into what you eat at home and write it in your notebook.

#2 means 'analyze the ingredients and nutritional properties of your food'. Is that what you intend?
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#2 is intended to mean 'I want you to find out/figure out what you eat at home and write it in your notebook.'

You think about what you eat at home and write them in your notebook... something like that..

I can say 'find out/figure out'?
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Both of those verbs are odd, because it takes no figuring or searching to know what we eat: it is set clearly and simply before us at each meal!

I want you to note in your notebook what you eat at home.
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