The lemon juice was so sour that he made a funny face when he drank it.
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The lemon juice was so sour that he made a funny face when he drank it.
1) Is it grammatically correct?
2) Can we use 'to make a funny face' in this meaning?
3) If not, what are better alternatives? For example 'to make a grimace' or 'to screw up one's face'?
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The lemon juice was so sour that he made a funny face when he drank it. 1) Is it grammatically correct? Yes 2) Can we use 'to make a funny face' in this meaning?
- The lemon juice was so sour that he made a funny face when he drank it.
- 1) Is it grammatically correct?
- Yes 2) Can we use 'to make a funny face' in this meaning?
- Yes 3) If not, what are better alternatives?
- For example 'to make a grimace' or 'to ***** up one's face'?
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The lemon juice was so sour that he made a funny face when he drank it.
1) Is it grammatically correct? Yes
2) Can we use 'to make a funny face' in this meaning? Yes
3) If not, what are better alternatives? For example 'to make a grimace' or 'to ***** up one's face'?
'to make a grimace' or 'to grimace' This is much more formal.
to *****
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