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1Likes- 14-Aug-2011, 14:42 #1
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Food Plural or singular? Please fellows help me, how is correct to say:
Preserves food at its fines?
or
Preserves food at their finest?
The topic is about ceramic kitchenware.
Thank you in advance and looking forward to your reply!
Best Regards,
Lidia
- 14-Aug-2011, 14:49 #2
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Teacher Re: Food Plural or singular? "at its finest", no doubt about it
- 14-Aug-2011, 14:57 #3
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Teacher Re: Food Plural or singular? "At its finest" is grammatically correct, but it sounds a little unnatural to me. I would say "at its best" or "at its freshest".
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