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minozaurusu2212

30 Nov 2020

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I don't know why my mother always can make pancake is so delicious.

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tca53london

30 Nov 2020

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I don't know how my mother makes such delicious pancakes!
If you are asking 'WHY' then you might say, "I don't know why my mother makes such delicious pancakes." (meaning she could make pancakes that don't taste very good, so why make them taste good?)

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tca53london

30 Nov 2020

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I don't know how my mother makes such delicious pancakes!
If you are asking 'WHY' then you might say, "I don't know why my mother makes such delicious pancakes." (meaning she could make pancakes that don't taste very good, so why make them taste good?)

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PurpleIce7

30 Nov 2020

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Just a little bit of a grammar issue “I don’t know why my mother’s pancakes are always so delicious!” Is the proper grammar

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ecuret

30 Nov 2020

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It is probably more natural to say: I don’t know how my mother always makes such delicious pancakes.

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minozaurusu2212

30 Nov 2020

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I don't know why my mother always can make pancake is so delicious.Does this sentence sound natural? See a translation

I don't know how my mother makes such delicious pancakes!If you are asking 'WHY' then you might say, "I don't know why my mother makes such delicious pancakes." (meaning she could make pancakes that don't taste very good, so why make them taste good?)

I don't know how my mother makes such delicious pancakes!If you are asking 'WHY' then you might say, "I don't know why my mother makes such delicious pancakes." (meaning she could make pancakes that don't taste very good, so why make them taste good?)

Just a little bit of a grammar issue “I don’t know why my mother’s pancakes are always so delicious!” Is the proper grammar

It is probably more natural to say: I don’t know how my mother always makes such delicious pancakes.

I don't know why my mother always can make pancake is so delicious.

Does this sentence sound natural?

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I don't know how my mother makes such delicious pancakes!
If you are asking 'WHY' then you might say, "I don't know why my mother makes such delicious pancakes." (meaning she could make pancakes that don't taste very good, so why make them taste good?)

I don't know how my mother makes such delicious pancakes!
If you are asking 'WHY' then you might say, "I don't know why my mother makes such delicious pancakes." (meaning she could make pancakes that don't taste very good, so why make them taste good?)