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28 Sep 2022
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English (US)
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when we use taste or try? ( when we talk about food or drink).
please give me some examples....thanks!!!!
when we use taste or try? ( when we talk about food or drink).
please give me some examples....thanks!!!!
please give me some examples....thanks!!!!
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- English (US)
Example of “taste”
- I love the way apples taste.
Example of “try”
- I heard this restaurant is good, lets go “try” it.
Hope this helps. ;)
- English (US)
It is okay to use both these words. They are very close in meaning.
Examples:
"Would you like to taste this wine?" Same as "Would you like to try this wine?"
"I like to try new foods."
"Yes, I would like to try that spicy dish." This emphasizes the adventure of a new food.
"No, I do not want to taste any spicy food." This emphasizes the sense experience of taste.
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