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Perfect Stranger Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Toaster settings?
Dear Users,
How do native speakers say something I'm trying to express below?
Let's say a toaster has a range from 1 to 6, 1 being the least crispy and 6 being the most crispy.
Can you make the toasts on 2?
Can you set the toaster on 2 when making toasts? (This one sounds a bit... hmm... crude?)
Can you put the toaster on 2 when making toasts?
(same)
Thanks
How do native speakers say something I'm trying to express below?
Let's say a toaster has a range from 1 to 6, 1 being the least crispy and 6 being the most crispy.
Can you make the toasts on 2?
Can you set the toaster on 2 when making toasts? (This one sounds a bit... hmm... crude?)
Can you put the toaster on 2 when making toasts?
(same)
Thanks
Top answer
Toast is non-count. If you set the toaster on 2, the toast will be perfect.
- Toast is non-count.
- If you set the toaster on 2, the toast will be perfect.
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Toast is non-count.
If you set the toaster on 2, the toast will be perfect.
If you set the toaster on 2, the toast will be perfect.
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