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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
To be over
Consider that 'tortilla' is a local confection.
Does 'get over' make sense in this context:
"You came at the right time. Tortillas are quite popular at this time of the year. Once Carnival is over, they are over, too."
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"Confection" is not the right word. Once Carnival is over, they are gone.
- "Confection" is not the right word.
- Once Carnival is over, they are gone.
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"Confection" is not the right word.
Once Carnival is over, they are gone.
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