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Then , Those two are right sentence ?I ate thai food in restaurant near my house , and it was delicious. ( two related sentence) I ate thai food in restaurant near my house. It is delicious . (two separate sentences and I want to explain this food in restaurant are still good) Thank you once again

CalifJim · Accepted Answer

opqrI ate thai food in a restaurant near my house, and it was delicious.

Put a space after a comma, but not before it.

Your sentence is good.

opqrI ate thai food in a restaurant near my house. It is delicious.

We do not use the present tense exactly in this way, but you could say They always have delicious food there.

opqrI want to explain this food in that restaurant ~~are~~ is still good.

You cannot explain this in English just by using the present tense. The present tense does not say that things are still as they were in the past. The exact phrasing is important.

I ate thai food in a restaurant near my house because the food there is delicious.

The sentence above implies that the food at that restaurant is always delicious, not that it is still as delicious as it was before.

CJ

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