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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Sentence

Is this sentence native?
"Without ice, the milkshake is less delicious to him."
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No. Say eg He likes ice in his milkshakes.

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  • No.
  • Say eg He likes ice in his milkshakes.
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No.

Say
eg He likes ice in his milkshakes.
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AnonymousIs this sentence native?
No. More idiomatically, you could say
He likes milkshakes better if they have ice in them.

Or, more briefly,
He likes milkshakes better with ice.

CJ
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