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Mr. Tom Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Peel the potatoes...

Hi

My apologies if I have asked this question before. But do these sentences work in everyday conversation? Any suggestions are welcome.

Don't peel the potatoes so thick; you are wasting them.
Don't peel the potatoes so deep. you are wasting them.
You must learn to peel the potatoes thin. You are wasting a lot of potato with the skin.

Thanks,

Tom
  

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No, not in my experience. I'd say eg Don't take so much peel off .

— Clive

  • No, not in my experience.
  • I'd say eg Don't take so much peel off .
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No, not in my experience.
I'd say eg Don't take so much peel off.
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Mr. TomDon't peel the potatoes so deep. You are wasting them.
Of the choices you offer, this is the only one that seems possible to me.

CJ
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