Is the sentence "Potato is the best vegetable." correct? I feel like I can omit an article, because "Potato" here represents the kind of vegetable and not any defined or undefined representative of this kind (like when using words like "dinner" or "lunch" without an article). Am I wrong?

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在线中文纠音。Online Chinese sound correction

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Teacher Connor's Grammar Question of the Week Which option below do you think is correct and why? Let me know your answer!

Cultural question. Do you ever do teeth CBCT scans in England? In some countries they cost £20, but in England they are quite expensive.

Hello native English speakers. Though they are both my guess about the original , I have no idea whether or not these two sentences grammatically correct and they have the same meaning as the original. Now look at them: 1. He did not do anything without consulting Lovel, or failed in anything without expecting and fearing his admonishing.（original） 2. He did not do anything without consulting Lovel, he did not fail in anything without expecting and not fearing Lovel's admonishing.(my guess) 3. He did not do anything without consulting Lovel, and he did not be successful in anything if he did not expect or he did not fear Lovel's admonishing.(my guess) Question: Which is grammatically correct? Do my two guesses have the same meaning as the original?

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Hola! Does anyone live in NYC and is interested in meeting up and doing a language exchange about once a week? I speak English and am working on learning Spanish. I live in Harlem but we can meet somewhere convenient for the both of us, like in a Starbucks in midtown for example. I work usually till 4p, Monday through Friday. So it would have to be after 4. Let me know if this works for you and we can exchange info and work out a time and day. Thanks.