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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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the new Mexican place/restaurant
My colleague and I discussed whether to have our lunch at the Indian restaurant up the road, the Italian pasta bar on the next street, or the new Mexican place across from our office.
Hi,
Do the restaurant, bar, and place in the above all amount to one another? If yes, are they all interchaneable in the above? Thanks.
Hi,
Do the restaurant, bar, and place in the above all amount to one another? If yes, are they all interchaneable in the above? Thanks.
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Well, a bar is a particular style of restaurant , while a place is more general, but I suppose that they are roughly the same thing in this sentence.
- Well, a bar is a particular style of restaurant , while a place is more general, but I suppose that they are roughly the same thing in this sentence.
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Well, a bar is a particular style of restaurant, while a place is more general, but I suppose that they are roughly the same thing in this sentence.
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Well, a bar is a particular style of restaurant, while a place is more general, but I suppose that they are roughly the same thing in this sentence.
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