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'A nice cup of tea' or ' a cup of nice tea'?
This is a segment from the song 'Chinese'. The adjective 'nice' is semantically refering to 'tea', but it is put before 'cup'.
Is this kind of expression common? Is there any diffence between the two kinds of word order? Maybe this happens only because of rhythmic reason?
Thank you!
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I don't want anything more
Than to see your face when you open the door
You'll make me beans on toast and a nice cup of tea
And we'll get a Chinese and watch TV
17 lis 2011 13:07
Odpowiedzi · 4
Actually, you read it as " a nice [cup of tea] ". This is the commonest way of saying it in English.
"A cup of nice tea" is grammatically correct, but suggests the options of "everyday tea" or even "awful tea".
A cup of tea is always nice. :)
17 listopada 2011
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CSHy
Znajomość języków
chiński (mandaryński), chiński (kantoński), angielski, rosyjski
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chiński (kantoński), rosyjski
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