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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
to taste
Can I say,
(a) She puts some salt and a dash of pepper for taste.
(b) She puts some salt and a dash of pepper to taste the scrambled eggs.
(c) She puts some salt and a dash of pepper to taste better / well.
(d) She puts some salt and a dash of pepper to taste / to taste it.
(e) She puts a little salt to give it some taste.
(a) She puts some salt and a dash of pepper for taste.
(b) She puts some salt and a dash of pepper to taste the scrambled eggs.
(c) She puts some salt and a dash of pepper to taste better / well.
(d) She puts some salt and a dash of pepper to taste / to taste it.
(e) She puts a little salt to give it some taste.
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" (means you add enough until it tastes to your liking, add enough to suit you) or (e) is also correct. The rest are strange...
- " (means you add enough until it tastes to your liking, add enough to suit you) or (e) is also correct.
- The rest are strange...
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You can say:
"She puts some salt and a dash of pepper to taste." (means you add enough until it tastes to your liking, add enough to suit you)
or (e) is also correct. The rest are strange...
"She puts some salt and a dash of pepper to taste." (means you add enough until it tastes to your liking, add enough to suit you)
or (e) is also correct. The rest are strange...
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