Asked by Scveghc

Sides includes or sides index



In a combo

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
Do you mean which wording is correct — e.g., "Sides include" vs "Sides includes" — or are you asking how to label side dishes in a combo (menu/UI microcopy)?

Quick answers and recommendations:

- Grammar: use "Sides include" (plural subject). "Sides includes" is incorrect. If the heading is singular, use "Side includes" only when referring to one side item.

- Menu/UI copy (combo meal):
- If sides are provided automatically: "Included sides:" or "Sides included:"
- If the customer must choose: "Choose one side:" or "Choose a side:"
- If multiple choices allowed: "Choose up to 2 sides:" or "Pick 2 sides:"
- If showing all available options: "Available sides:" or "Sides:"
- If you need a compact label: "Sides (included)" or "Sides (choose 1)"

Examples:
- Combo: Burger + Drink + Included sides: Fries, Coleslaw, Side Salad
- Combo customization screen: Sides — Choose one: Fries | Salad | Fruit Cup

If you meant something else by "sides index," tell me the context (menu, database schema, UI, copywriting) and I’ll give a precise recommendation.