The infamous line from John Muir's "The Calypso Borealis- 'Where ha ye come fra? The swamp, that awfu' swamp" shows an example of dialect.
A four-star food review of an assortment of dishes is given below:
- The Fish: It was well boiled, and slightly overcooked, which made the fish very soft and I personally enjoyed it. The chef also added a mix of alcohol to his special recipe which made it simply irresistible.
- The Soup: For a soup that costs $100, I certainly expected more from the chef as it was like any normal soup you can get for $20 down the street. It was almost like I paid an extra $80 for the decor and candor of the restaurant.
- The Drink: The barman certainly knows his cocktails as he made a perfect blend and it was perfect! It was one of the highlights of my meal
- The Dessert: This was good as it was a gourmet and it tasted really good and i was pleased with it, although at this point, I was already filled up
<h3>What is a Food Review?</h3>
This refers to the accurate conveyance of the taste, smell, and general experience of a meal to help others make their choice.
Hence, we can see that the food review given above is comprehensive enough and you can use it as a sample to make your own food review, capturing the good, the bad, and the ugly part of your food experience in a visually descriptive manner.
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For the verbs on the bottom, it's second word in every sentence. Each one of those words shows what the person is doing.
Do you know where everyone went?
There is a fire in the building!
My favorite thing to do is basketball.
I can't believe you took it from me!
Where are all of the books about bears?
Should we try to find them?
Look at the size of that walrus!
I am going to the library tomorrow.
Can you help me carry my books?
