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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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mouth-watering / mouth watering
Can I write:
The food made John mouth-watering / mouth watering.
She arranged the mouth-watering food on the huge table that / which was in the garden.
The food made John mouth-watering / mouth watering.
She arranged the mouth-watering food on the huge table that / which was in the garden.
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The food made John's mouth water. -- OK, but this is much better: 'on the huge table in the garden '.
- The food made John's mouth water.
- -- OK, but this is much better: 'on the huge table in the garden '.
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The food made John's mouth water.
She arranged the mouth-watering food on the huge table that / which was in the garden.-- OK, but this is much better: 'on the huge table in the garden'.
The food made John's mouth water.
She arranged the mouth-watering food on the huge table that / which was in the garden.-- OK, but this is much better: 'on the huge table in the garden'.
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