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A beef noodles vs A bowel of beef noodles

The correct phrase is "a bowl of beef noodles." The phrase "a beef noodles" is incorrect as it is missing the article "a" before "bowl" and the preposition "of" between "bowl" and "beef noodles."

Last updated: March 23, 2024 • 598 views

A beef noodles

This phrase is incorrect in English. It is missing the article "a" before "bowl" and the preposition "of" between "bowl" and "beef noodles."

The correct phrase should be "a bowl of beef noodles."
  • Beef noodles fried rice, two iced coffees... one with no sugar, to go
  • We got beef, noodles and peas.
  • Beef satay with noodles in soup deep fried pork chop, curry chicken...
  • Maybe someone had a beef with those two.
  • Rowena doesn't really have a beef with me.
  • He's had a beef with Winston since ninth grade.
  • We bring in folk had a beef with Brendan.
  • Sounds like these two had a beef.
  • You got a beef, it's with the judge.
  • A beef tester, for short.
  • He had a beef with Brennan probably over some turf.
  • See if anybody was paroled or had a beef with him.
  • First responders said the vic looks like a beef jerky.
  • So you have a beef with the police.
  • Witness think you had a beef with him.
  • Thought we'd make a beef Bourguignon for tea.
  • So he really is a beef jerky.
  • Korea's Grade A beef ribs at an unimaginable price.
  • You've enough for a few rides and a beef sandwich.
  • Guys, let's throw a beef and beer.

A bowel of beef noodles

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to refer to a serving of beef noodles in a bowl.

Use this phrase when ordering or describing a serving of beef noodles in a bowl.

Examples:

  • I would like a bowl of beef noodles, please.
  • The restaurant serves a delicious bowl of beef noodles.
  • She ordered a bowl of beef noodles for lunch.
  • He enjoys eating a bowl of beef noodles for dinner.
  • The chef prepared a special bowl of beef noodles for the event.
  • Beef noodles fried rice, two iced coffees... one with no sugar, to go
  • That literally sounds like you're describing a bowel movement.
  • They took out his spleen, they did a bowel resection.
  • The Hartig girl has a bowel obstruction.
  • I may have found a bowel obstruction.
  • He's here for a bowel resection due to chronic mesenteric ischemia.
  • I just had a bowel movement.
  • Feel a bowel movement coming on myself.
  • I feel a bowel movement coming on.
  • He's trapped in the bowels of this place.
  • The demon is in the bowels of this building.
  • We're in the bowels of their little empire.
  • The bowels of an old castle.
  • Europe already imports 500000 tonnes of beef.
  • Which, when you have a bag instead of a bowel, is not good.
  • Birdy, did you have a bowel movement?
  • I'm running late already, and I don't think my date's going to appreciate being kept waiting by a bowel dissection.
  • A week goes by, and the baby still hasn't produced a bowel movement.
  • You bumped me for a bowel obstruction?
  • Pretty OK, except I don't think I ever want to have a bowel obstruction again.

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