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Lucas21c Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

The grammatical voice

Could you tell me which one is right among (A)~(C) in the following sentence? Thank you in advance.

[ (A) Deep-fry / (B) Deep-frying / (C) Deep-fried ] potato chips are called French fries.
  

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lucas21c Could you tell me which one is right among (A)~(C) in the following sentence? [ (A) Deep-fry / (B) Deep-frying / (C) Deep-fried ] potato chips are called French fries. (C) Why did you have trouble with that?

— CalifJim

  • lucas21c Could you tell me which one is right among (A)~(C) in the following sentence?
  • [ (A) Deep-fry / (B) Deep-frying / (C) Deep-fried ] potato chips are called French fries.
  • (C) Why did you have trouble with that?
  • Someone has already fried them before you eat them, right?
  • CJ By the way, the statement is factually false.
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lucas21cCould you tell me which one is right among (A)~(C) in the following sentence? Thank you in advance.[ (A) Deep-fry / (B) Deep-frying / (C) Deep-fried ] potato chips are called French fries.
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Why did you have trouble with that? Someone has already fried them before you eat them, right?

CJ

By the way, the statement is
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