“You can have some chicken or there are two bits of pizza that Big has refused to eat”
Umm. Tough choice that. Shall I have something I like or shall I have something the kids can’t stomach?
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10 responses to “What would you like for dinner?”
That is not what I said! sounds like they are a couple of pieces sitting on a plate going cold…. I said that there’s a couple of slices that she’s decided she doesn’t like – and they are still in the freezer…
Is so what you said!
🙂
It was our work Christmas meal today. At the end I found it very hard not to ask colleagues who had left food on their plates to pass them down to me…..
At the last Christmas meal we attended, we *did* all pass our plates down to the graduate – was quite amazing how much food he managed to put away…
Goodness, you lot must have odd workplaces, if you are actually willing to voluntarily spend time and money with each other to have a xmas meal. Weird 🙂
I quite like *some* of them…..and it mean’t I didn’t have to work for three hours…..
Yes, always an advantage. I spent two hours in a union meeting today, consoling myself that at least in was all contribution to my hours for the week…..
Is that the correct apostrophe for “meant” then? I always look at it, decide it can’t be right either way and rephrase my sentence!
It is a past participle. They don’t have apostrophes.
Well blog comment’s are so informal it doesnt matter appa’rently 😉