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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Suck juice through

How would you say the second sentence?

Make sure the straw isn't touching the bottom of the bottle. You won't be able to suck a lot of juice through. /the flow of juice will be very little.

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I would suggest the first version, either as is or with 'it' added to the end. The flow being 'very little' doesn't quite sound right. Maybe the flow of juice would be LIMITED but I certainly don't feel it'd be 'little'.

— David Hatton

  • I would suggest the first version, either as is or with 'it' added to the end.
  • The flow being 'very little' doesn't quite sound right.
  • Maybe the flow of juice would be LIMITED but I certainly don't feel it'd be 'little'.
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I would suggest the first version, either as is or with 'it' added to the end.
The flow being 'very little' doesn't quite sound right. Maybe the flow of juice would be LIMITED but I certainly don't feel it'd be 'little'.
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AnonymousHow would you say the second sentence?
You won't be able to get much juice (through the straw).

CJ
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