Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Peels the potatoes
Can I say,
She peels the potatoes with a knife.
She peels the skin of potatoes.
She peels the potatoes with a knife.
She peels the skin of potatoes.
Top answer
Hi, She peels the potatoes with a knife. There's no necessity for the skin of in either of your sentences. Regards
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Hi,
She peels the potatoes with a knife. There's no necessity for the skin of in either of your sentences.
Regards
She peels the potatoes with a knife. There's no necessity for the skin of in either of your sentences.
Regards
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