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OJTabby Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
To Taste
Is "to taste" an idiomatic expression such that I don't need "the", "my", "your", "his", "her", etc.... in these:
"The steak was cooked to taste"
"The steak was fried to taste"
"The steak was seasoned to taste"
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"The steak was cooked to taste"
"The steak was fried to taste"
"The steak was seasoned to taste"
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'To taste' is an idiom, but you'll need the pronoun if you wish to specify to whose taste it is prepared.
- 'To taste' is an idiom, but you'll need the pronoun if you wish to specify to whose taste it is prepared.
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'To taste' is an idiom, but you'll need the pronoun if you wish to specify to whose taste it is prepared.
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