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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Side dish//apetizer
No thanksgiving dinner is complete without everyone's favorite side dish, cranberry sauce.
Hi,
Does "side dish" in the above mean "apetizer" or something else? Thanks.
Hi,
Does "side dish" in the above mean "apetizer" or something else? Thanks.
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Appetizers come before the meal. Side dishes are just that: small dishes served beside (and complementary to) the main dish-- cranberry sauce with turkey, french fries with a hamburger, mint jelly with roast lamb, etc.
- Appetizers come before the meal.
- Side dishes are just that: small dishes served beside (and complementary to) the main dish-- cranberry sauce with turkey, french fries with a hamburger, mint jelly with roast lamb, etc.
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Appetizers come before the meal. Side dishes are just that: small dishes served beside (and complementary to) the main dish-- cranberry sauce with turkey, french fries with a hamburger, mint jelly with roast lamb, etc.
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Appetizers come before the meal. Side dishes are just that: small dishes served beside (and complementary to) the main dish-- cranberry sauce with turkey, french fries with a hamburger, mint jelly with roast lamb, etc.
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