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My recommended one dollar coffee is 7-Eleven Japan.
Does this expression sound natural？
My recommended one dollar coffee is 7-Eleven Japan.
Does this expression sound natural？
Does this expression sound natural？
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Yes, it sounds natural.
You can say "my recommended..." or "my recommendation for...". They mean the same thing.
"7-Eleven" is the proper name of the store. Without context, if you wrote "711" I wouldn't know what you meant.
Are you sure you want to use the word "dollar"? "Dollars" is used in the US. In the UK, pounds (sterling) are used.
Oh, and "one-dollar coffee" should have a hyphen.
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My recommendation for $1 coffee is 711.
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Yes, it sounds natural.
You can say "my recommended..." or "my recommendation for...". They mean the same thing.
"7-Eleven" is the proper name of the store. Without context, if you wrote "711" I wouldn't know what you meant.
Are you sure you want to use the word "dollar"? "Dollars" is used in the US. In the UK, pounds (sterling) are used.
Oh, and "one-dollar coffee" should have a hyphen.
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