Their tongue danced
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"Peoples who ate Gordon Ramsays food said their tongue danced"
Could I express like the " their tongue danced" when the food would be very very delicious?
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SSY
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People who ate Gordon Ramsay 's food said ( that ) their tongue s danced. Yes, the phrase works. However the sentence gives the impression that "my tongue danced" (or something very similar) is literally the phrase that people used to describe the sensation, rather than your description or paraphrase.
- People who ate Gordon Ramsay 's food said ( that ) their tongue s danced.
- Yes, the phrase works.
- However the sentence gives the impression that "my tongue danced" (or something very similar) is literally the phrase that people used to describe the sensation, rather than your description or paraphrase.
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People who ate Gordon Ramsay's food said (that) their tongues danced.
Yes, the phrase works. However the sentence gives the impression that "my tongue danced" (or something very similar) is literally the phrase that people used to describe the sensation, rather than your description or paraphrase.
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