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1. I bought a popsicle from a cart around the corner.
2. I bought two popsicles from a cart around the corner.
(Are they grammatical? What other expressions can we use instead of 'popsicle'?)
2. I bought two popsicles from a cart around the corner.
(Are they grammatical? What other expressions can we use instead of 'popsicle'?)
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Answered by
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Both sentences are fine, yes.
You can substitute many kinds of food for 'Popsicle' - pretzel, hot dog, doughnut, and lots of others!
You can substitute many kinds of food for 'Popsicle' - pretzel, hot dog, doughnut, and lots of others!
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