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8 Dec 2016
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I'd like some fried chicken wings, but the terrible toothache stopped me. Does this sound natural?
I'd like some fried chicken wings, but the terrible toothache stopped me. Does this sound natural?
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8 Dec 2016
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- English (UK)
A little unnatural
You'd want to say something like, "I would like some fried chicken wings, but I can't, because I have a toothache."
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- English (UK)
A little unnatural
You'd want to say something like, "I would like some fried chicken wings, but I can't, because I have a toothache."
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- Simplified Chinese (China)
@KingOTheNips Yes, exactly. How'll say it in a more natural way, just like complaining to one of your friends or family?
- English (UK)
A little unnatural
Yeah, if you were complaining, or if somebody offered you some, and you had to decline, and then you would give them the reason why.
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@KingOTheNips Thank you😊
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