Fix grammar in the sentence: If you like the taste of this whipped white fat, you'd either stir it into your drinkand drink it all together, or you can follow some of my friend who prefer to eat the cream separately first, then finish the drink after.
If you like the taste of this whipped white fat, you'd either stir it into your drinkand drink it all together, or you can follow some of my friend who prefer to eat the cream separately first, then finish the drink after.
The first sentence is correct, but the second one is incorrect. The first sentence is correct because the word "whipped" is a verb, and the second sentence is incorrect because the word "whipped" is a noun.
The first sentence is
If you like the taste of this whipped white fat, you'd either stir it into your drinkand drink it all together, or you can follow some of my friend who prefer to eat the cream separately first, then finish the drink after.
The first sentence is correct, but the second sentence is incorrect. The first sentence is correct because the word "whipped" is a noun, and the second sentence is incorrect because the word "whipped" is a verb.
The first sentence is