Order
Is it correct to say:
"We moved to the counter, and placed our orders."
And does this mean the same as telling (with one's mouth) what they would like to have?
2. Is there any verb we could use with the noun 'order' (in the sense of this context)?
For instance, is it correct to say:
"After we told our orders, we started talking."
Note: By saying 'made our orders', I mean telling what we would like to eat and drink.
Top answer
" Yes. The comma isn't necessary. Christine Christie And does this mean the same as telling (with one's mouth) what they would like to have?
- " Yes.
- The comma isn't necessary.
- Christine Christie And does this mean the same as telling (with one's mouth) what they would like to have?
- In this context, "placed our orders" would normally be understood to be a spoken instruction.
- In some cases it could be a written instruction, but that is not likely when ordering food in a restaurant or similar.
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Christine ChristieIs it correct to say:
"We moved to the counter, and placed our orders."
Yes. The comma isn't necessary.
Christine ChristieAnd does this mean the same as telling (with one's mouth) what they would like to have?
In this context, "placed our orders" would normally be understood to be a spoken i
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