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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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with my meal

Person A: I like plain rice with my meal.
Person B: I don't put sauce on mine either.

What does with my meal refer to? Is it going with or included in? Thanks.
  

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Hi, Person A: I like plain rice with my meal . Person B: I don't put sauce on mine either. What does with my meal refer to?

  • Hi, Person A: I like plain rice with my meal .
  • Person B: I don't put sauce on mine either.
  • What does with my meal refer to?
  • It sounds like I like plain rice on my plate with the rest of my food, although it could be on a separate plate from which I eat at the same time.
  • Person B's comment does not seem to have any relationship to what Person A says.
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Hi,

Person A: I like plain rice with my meal.
Person B: I don't put sauce on mine either.

What does with my meal refer to?
It sounds like I like plain rice on my plate with the rest of my food, although it could be on a separate plate from which I eat at the same time.


Person B's comment does not seem to h
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Thanks, Clive, for the clear reply.

Got it.

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