1. They like the flavor of ground beef.
"Ground beef" is uncountable, so you need a singular pronoun.Do you mean [STRIKE]these[/STRIKE] this?
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If I said "I had some hamburger last night", would it mean "I had some cooked ground beef"?
That doesn't really work for me. Hamburgers are countable. If you had one or more, your sentence would clearly indicate that.If I said "I had some hamburger last night", would it mean "I had some cooked ground beef"?
No. A hamburger/beefburger is minced beef compressed into a thin, round patty—fried, barbecued, grilled or griddled and usually served in a bread bun, but not necessarily.Thank you.
If I said "I had some hamburger last night", would it mean "I had some cooked ground beef"?
If I said "I had some hamburger last night", would it mean "I had some cooked ground beef"?