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Lol
Well 😀
4
lol 😂
It’s a grammar problem. I “have” six eggs, I “ate” 2. Means I still have 6
Got me 😀
Either 6 because you stated that number and didn't specifically say the two you cracked, fried and ate were part of that number. Or, 4 as you used two to eat
As I wrote
Grammer sucks ....
At least mine does.
Laughs.
So you ate the 2 eggs as in past tense.
You have 6 eggs
You broke 2 eggs past tense
You fried 2 eggs past tense
You have 6 eggs waiting to be broken, fried and eatin
Zigackly
4?
