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Tashiro Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
What does this sentence mean?
Hi, please help me.
"She wolfed down two helpings of black beans and rice."
Which sentence is close to the sentence above? or neither?
(1)She wolfed down a helping of black beans and a helping of rice.
(2)She wolfed down two helpings of a mixture of black beans and rice.
"She wolfed down two helpings of black beans and rice."
Which sentence is close to the sentence above? or neither?
(1)She wolfed down a helping of black beans and a helping of rice.
(2)She wolfed down two helpings of a mixture of black beans and rice.
Top answer
(2) She wolfed down two helpings of a mixture of black beans and rice. It is a popular dish in the South.
- (2) She wolfed down two helpings of a mixture of black beans and rice.
- It is a popular dish in the South.
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(2) She wolfed down two helpings of a mixture of black beans and rice.
It is a popular dish in the South.
It is a popular dish in the South.
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