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Ye Thu Posted 11 years ago
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Sentence Transformation
I'd like a black coffee, please.
If I rewrite the given sentence as " I'd like a coffee with no milk or cream,please", does it have the same meaning as the original one? Thanks in advance.
If I rewrite the given sentence as " I'd like a coffee with no milk or cream,please", does it have the same meaning as the original one? Thanks in advance.
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If I rewrite the given sentence as " I'd like a coffee with no milk or cream,please", does it have the same meaning as the original one? Thanks in advance. Pretty much, yes.
- If I rewrite the given sentence as " I'd like a coffee with no milk or cream,please", does it have the same meaning as the original one?
- Thanks in advance.
- Pretty much, yes.
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Ye Thu I'd like a black coffee, please.If I rewrite the given sentence as " I'd like a coffee with no milk or cream,please", does it have the same meaning as the original one? Thanks in advance.Pretty much, yes.
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Ye Thu I'd like a black coffee, please.If I rewrite the given sentence as " I'd like a coffee with no milk or cream,please", does it have the same meaning as the original one? Thanks in advance.I always think of white coffee as being coffee served with milk already stirred in, or at least served with a small jug of milk for me to stir in. But a coffee
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