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Imagine this: you’re at a restaurant, and it’s your turn to ask for your meal than you say: “Can I eat hamburgers and fries?” This sentence is grammatically right, but this sounds like he is asking if he has permission to eat the hamburger. Today, we’ll teach you how to ask for your meal correctly! […]
Imagine this: you’re at a restaurant, and it’s your turn to ask for your meal than you say:
“Can I eat hamburgers and fries?”
This sentence is grammatically right, but this sounds like he is asking if he has permission to eat the hamburger.
Today, we’ll teach you how to ask for your meal correctly!
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See you next class!
Hi everyone, I'm Adam Collins, your Fluency Academy English teacher.
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