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Mbouti Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
sugar/cotton
Dear members
"Main ingredients are sugar themselves.
A main ingredient is sugar itself."
"It looks like a cotton on a piece of stick.
It looks like cotton on a piece of stick."
Which one in each on the two sentens above would be correct? and pls explain why?
Thanks.
MT
"Main ingredients are sugar themselves.
A main ingredient is sugar itself."
"It looks like a cotton on a piece of stick.
It looks like cotton on a piece of stick."
Which one in each on the two sentens above would be correct? and pls explain why?
Thanks.
MT
Top answer
You are talking about cotton candy, mbouti? These are correct: The main ingredient is sugar. It looks like cotton on a stick.
- You are talking about cotton candy, mbouti?
- These are correct: The main ingredient is sugar.
- It looks like cotton on a stick.
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You are talking about cotton candy, mbouti? These are correct:
The main ingredient is sugar.
It looks like cotton on a stick.
The main ingredient is sugar.
It looks like cotton on a stick.
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