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Lilicay Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Which one.....?
Can one say.
1--I ate all the food except for the carrot.
2--I ate the food except for the carrot.
3--I ate all the food except the carrot.
4--I ate the food except the carrot.c
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Thank you
1--I ate all the food except for the carrot.
2--I ate the food except for the carrot.
3--I ate all the food except the carrot.
4--I ate the food except the carrot.c
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Thank you
Top answer
Yes. What do you have against carrots?
- Yes.
- What do you have against carrots?
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Thank you deadrat It is an example nothing against
What if choosing one correct answer.will it be 1.2.3. or 4 and why?
What if choosing one correct answer.will it be 1.2.3. or 4 and why?
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LilicayWhat if choosing one correct answer.They are all correct, just different ways of saying the same thing. I wouldn't say any of those.
I ate everything but the carrot.
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They're all correct. Use "all" if you want to emphasize that you ate ever last morsel.
Except the carrot, of course.
Except the carrot, of course.
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