3 years ago

At the fair not only can I eat tasty food but I can also see awesome fireworks

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What Exactly is your question? This sentence could be written more fluidly.
"When at the fair, not only can I eat tasty food, but I can also view awesome fireworks."

Or I would completely reorganize it like this.

"At the fair, I can eat really tasty food, and see cool fireworks displays."

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