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Vocabulary
Vocabulary question no. 67: peeling potatoes
Hello there,
Are the following sentences natural?
1) I'm peeling off the potatoes.
2) I've finally peeled off all potatoes.
3) First you have to boil the potatoes and then peel them (off?)
Thank you
Are the following sentences natural?
1) I'm peeling off the potatoes.
2) I've finally peeled off all potatoes.
3) First you have to boil the potatoes and then peel them (off?)
Thank you
Top answer
No 'off'. 1) I'm peeling the potatoes. 2) I've finally peeled all the / all of the potatoes.
- No 'off'.
- 1) I'm peeling the potatoes.
- 2) I've finally peeled all the / all of the potatoes.
- 3) First you have to boil the potatoes and then peel them.
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No 'off'.
1) I'm peeling the potatoes.
2) I've finally peeled all the / all of the potatoes.
3) First you have to boil the potatoes and then peel them.
1) I'm peeling the potatoes.
2) I've finally peeled all the / all of the potatoes.
3) First you have to boil the potatoes and then peel them.
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