Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
About the girl how to make sandwiches
Can I say,
Susan is a clever girl. Last Sunday, she was hungry while waiting for his mother came back from work. She wanted to make some tuna sandwiches.
Firstly, she prepared the ingredients. Then, she cut the onion and cucumber into slices. After that, she mixed all the ingredients in a bowl.
Lastly, she spread the filling into the bread. Finally, she finished up making the tuna sandwiches. Then, she ate the sandwiches happily.
Susan is a clever girl. Last Sunday, she was hungry while waiting for his mother came back from work. She wanted to make some tuna sandwiches.
Firstly, she prepared the ingredients. Then, she cut the onion and cucumber into slices. After that, she mixed all the ingredients in a bowl.
Lastly, she spread the filling into the bread. Finally, she finished up making the tuna sandwiches. Then, she ate the sandwiches happily.
Top answer
Susan is a clever girl. Last Sunday, she got hungry while waiting for her mother to come back from work. She wanted to make a tuna sandwich .
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Susan is a clever girl. Last Sunday, she got hungry while waiting for her mother to come back from work. She wanted to make a tuna sandwich.
First, she prepared the ingredients. Then, she cut an onion and a cucumber into slices. After that, she mixed all the ingredients in a bowl.
Last, she spread the filling on
First, she prepared the ingredients. Then, she cut an onion and a cucumber into slices. After that, she mixed all the ingredients in a bowl.
Last, she spread the filling on
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Thanks, but why don't we say,
"She wanted to make some tuna sandwiches."
Is there incorrect to say, "some tuna sandwiches"?
"She wanted to make some tuna sandwiches."
Is there incorrect to say, "some tuna sandwiches"?
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An English-speaking girl only wants one sandwich unless she weighs more than 75 kg.
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