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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Texture
Can we use this phrasing: Participants are challenged to make cakes that bites and textures like rubber?
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No. When you test a cake, you can taste it, slice it, press it, or chew it. Texture is a measurement and bites is a means to put some in your mouth.
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- When you test a cake, you can taste it, slice it, press it, or chew it.
- Texture is a measurement and bites is a means to put some in your mouth.
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No. When you test a cake, you can taste it, slice it, press it, or chew it. Texture is a measurement and bites is a means to put some in your mouth.
"Participants are challenged to make cakes that has the texture of rubber and, when bitten, feels like rubber in one’s mouth."
"Participants are challenged to make cakes that has the texture of rubber and, when bitten, feels like rubber in one’s mouth."
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I believe wilpeter meant to write "have" and "feel" instead of "has" and "feels" respectively. 
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