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Raghuji Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Verb
In my market stand for selling food products i want writ very very short, eyes catchy:
Supply Tasty and Defy price
Defy Price= to challenge the price.
supply Tasty=Suppling tasty food.
the question is: here verb + adjective is correct ? Defy price and Supply Tasty
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Raghuji Defy Price= to challenge the price. I'm not quite sure what you mean, maybe "Guaranteed Lowest Prices". Raghuji supply Tasty=Suppling tasty food.
- Raghuji Defy Price= to challenge the price.
- I'm not quite sure what you mean, maybe "Guaranteed Lowest Prices".
- Raghuji supply Tasty=Suppling tasty food.
- As much as I love "Supply Tasty", it is broken English (which is part of its charm, actually).
- Maybe the name of my favorite Chinese take-out place will do, "Yummy Yummy".
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RaghujiDefy Price= to challenge the price.
I'm not quite sure what you mean, maybe "Guaranteed Lowest Prices".
Raghujisupply Tasty=Suppling tasty food.
As much as I love "Supply Tasty", it is broken English (which is part of its charm, actually). Maybe the name of my favorite Chinese take-out place will do, "Yummy
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