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Carter Lee Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Why are they taken out the food?

Hi.

Now I'm trying read as below sentence.
"Their 
often middle-class parents are spending money to give them foods with ingredients taken 
out. It's as if some of us have become unnecessarily frightened of our food."

But I can't understand why do middle class parents take out the food?

Also what is the meaning " It's as if some of us have become unnecessarily frightened of our food."?
  

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Carter Lee But I can't understand why do middle class parents take out the food? They take ingredients out of the food. "?

— Mister Micawber

  • Carter Lee But I can't understand why do middle class parents take out the food?
  • They take ingredients out of the food.
  • "?
  • Just what it says.
  • I see no idioms; which words do you not understand?
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Carter LeeBut I can't understand why do middle class parents take out the food?
They take ingredients out of the food.
Carter LeeAlso what is the meaning " It's as if some of us have become unnecessarily frightened of our food."?
Just what it says. I see no idioms; which words do you not understand?
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Mister Micawber Carter LeeBut I can't understand why do middle class parents take out the food?They take ingredientsout of the food.Carter LeeAlso what is the meaning " It's as if some of us have become unnecessarily frightened of our food."?Just what it says. I see no idioms; which words do you not understand?
Do they take out the ingredients from food? (for
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Carter LeeDo they take out the ingredients from food? (for example, there is a hamburger then they extract the some kinds of vegetable) why?
No; they take salt or fats or gluten out of them, for health reasons.
Carter LeeAlso especially I can't understand here, "It's as"
The phrase is 'it's as if', which means 'it seems like
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