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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
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"when it is" is optional?
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1 The juice tastes best (right when it is) freshly squeezed. Afterwards, its not as good.
Thank you
1 The juice tastes best (right when it is) freshly squeezed. Afterwards, its not as good.
Thank you
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Fresh juice tastes best. The following sentences assume you are talking about fruit juice: Fruit juice tastes best right after the fruits are squeezed. Fruit juice tastes best immediately after the fruits are squeezed.
- Fresh juice tastes best.
- The following sentences assume you are talking about fruit juice: Fruit juice tastes best right after the fruits are squeezed.
- Fruit juice tastes best immediately after the fruits are squeezed.
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Fresh juice tastes best.
The following sentences assume you are talking about fruit juice:
Fruit juice tastes best right after the fruits are squeezed.
Fruit juice tastes best immediately after the fruits are squeezed.
The following sentences assume you are talking about fruit juice:
Fruit juice tastes best right after the fruits are squeezed.
Fruit juice tastes best immediately after the fruits are squeezed.
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