We pigged out last night. How do I make this a formal sentence?

2 answers:

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I would think you'd say something along the lines of "We ate more than enough food last night." Or "Last night we ate abundant amounts of food."

pshichka [43]3 years ago

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Pigged means stuffed.

Make this a formal sentence like so:

We ate too much last night.

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