orange

Hi,
Cut off the top and bottom of an orange for stability. Place it on the bottom and it won't roll now. Peel the skin after cutting lines from top to bottom. Now gently peel off the remaining pith.

Are there any mistakes?
Obviously, you need a context where you need to talk about oranges in such a way.

Cut off the top and bottom of an the

The context is "Instructions for my wife on serving oranges the way I like". hehe

Why is "it won't roll" wrong?

New2grammarThe context is "Instructions for my wife on serving oranges the way I like". hehe

Why is "it won't roll" wrong?

If you look closely, you will see that Clive did not indicate it is wrong.

Sorry. My English failed me again. I wanted to say, "Why can't the sentence stand on it own"?

Hi,
The context is "Instructions for my wife on serving oranges the way I like". Most Western women would respond by saying 'Peel your own godddam orange!'

hehe A lot of people on the Forum spell it this way. It always looks like a snigger to me. For normal laughter, write ha-ha.

Why is "it won't roll"

Clive'Peel your own godddam orange!'

CliveIt always looks like a snigger to me

Thanks for correcting me.