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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
orange juice / juices
Can I write:
The table had many food such as chicken and orange juice / juices.
The table had many food such as chicken and orange juice / juices.
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No. "Many food" is always grammatically incorrect. Juice is not usually categorized as food.
- No.
- "Many food" is always grammatically incorrect.
- Juice is not usually categorized as food.
- e.
- something that you eat rather than drink.
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No.
"Many food" is always grammatically incorrect.
Juice is not usually categorized as food. It would be better to use another example that is solid -- i.e. something that you eat rather than drink. For example: "... such as chicken and rice"
A table doesn't normally "have food". It would be more typical to say that "there were many types of food on th
"Many food" is always grammatically incorrect.
Juice is not usually categorized as food. It would be better to use another example that is solid -- i.e. something that you eat rather than drink. For example: "... such as chicken and rice"
A table doesn't normally "have food". It would be more typical to say that "there were many types of food on th
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