Wait a second, let me just check how my soup is doing.
I have a feeling that this soup is going to be grand.
I keep / I'm keeping it on a low fire. (I'm not sure which tense should be used here. I'd say the present cont. is more natural but who knows... This sentence was uttered at the moment of cooking the soup)
How much / how many noodles do you want?
Thanks!
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1st sentence is fine. 2 - You could say it but I wouldn't. I think this soup will be great, is what I would say.
— Dave Phillips
1st sentence is fine.
2 - You could say it but I wouldn't.
I think this soup will be great, is what I would say.
3- I'm keeping it on a low heat.
4 - How many noodles would you like.
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1st sentence is fine. 2 - You could say it but I wouldn't. I think this soup will be great, is what I would say. 3- I'm keeping it on a low heat. 4 - How many noodles would you like. Noodles are uncountacle and would you like ios more polite that do you want.