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6 Dec 2022
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Question about English (UK)
Does the following sentence sound right to your ear?
I ordered two pizzas the first time in a while. They were expensive but so nice.
Does the following sentence sound right to your ear?
I ordered two pizzas the first time in a while. They were expensive but so nice.
I ordered two pizzas the first time in a while. They were expensive but so nice.
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- English (UK)
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@keidebu Yes! Just needs a few changes.
I ordered two pizzas for the first time in a while. They were expensive but so delicious.
(You can say nice but delicious sounds better)
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