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16 January
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Texas is flat like a pancake.
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Does this sound natural describing the land area / feature of Texas geographically ?
Texas is flat like a pancake.
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Does this sound natural describing the land area / feature of Texas geographically ?
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Does this sound natural describing the land area / feature of Texas geographically ?
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Haha that's a good metaphor. I havent heard anyone say that but yes, it sounds natural.
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Much of Texas is flat except for the Trans-Pecos region. It's the only part of Texas regarded as mountainous and includes seven named peaks in elevation greater than 8,000 feet (2,400 m).
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Yes, completely natural. But it needs a comma: "Texas is flat, like a pancake".
You could also say, "Texas is flat as a pancake" (without the comma).
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