Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Avocado"

A: Haha, these are both kind of weird jokes. In both instances "How in the avocado frick" and "how in the cinnamon toast" you can ignore everything but "how" and that becomes the meaning. This is not something at all that would appear in common conversation, but adding "in the [some food]" after how in this case shows surprise and makes the question comical.

A: it's a fruit.

A: Abacate

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Basically mean “i have tried avocados before “🥑:)
and yes i rlly did try avocados before
they were tasty :~}

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A: What does an avocado taste like.

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A: I used some avocado as a facial mask.

A: Now I'm satisfied because I can eat avocado with soy sauce as much as I want.

I marked natural because your sentence was pretty good, but then I made a few small changes to make it sound more natural.
- You can leave out the word "so" because it doesn't add anything to the sentence.
- "Since" isn't wrong, but "because" sounds more natural.
- "Can" in this sentence, not "could".
- And "want", not "wanted". Now all of the verb tenses are consistent.

A: "what goes better" would be a correct start to your sentence.

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