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Grapepark Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Made from or Made of
Which one is correct?
Omelette is made from eggs and tomatoes.
Omelette is made of eggs and tomatoes.
Omelette is made from eggs and tomatoes.
Omelette is made of eggs and tomatoes.
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Both are correct. We usually use an article: An omelette is made . .
- Both are correct.
- We usually use an article: An omelette is made .
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- The omlette is made.....
- (I suppose technically "omlette" may be either countable or non-countable.
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Both are correct.
We usually use an article: An omelette is made . . . The omlette is made.....
(I suppose technically "omlette" may be either countable or non-countable. That is, it may be considered "stuff.")
You could also say, "Omelette is made with eggs and tomatoes, or "with egg and tomato."
Or, "Omelettes are made etc."
We usually use an article: An omelette is made . . . The omlette is made.....
(I suppose technically "omlette" may be either countable or non-countable. That is, it may be considered "stuff.")
You could also say, "Omelette is made with eggs and tomatoes, or "with egg and tomato."
Or, "Omelettes are made etc."
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Thanks.
What do you mean by your last sentence? (it may be considered "stuff").
What do you mean by your last sentence? (it may be considered "stuff").
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