Is it tomato or tomatoe - potato or patotoe? Which one is it?!
Is it tomato or tomatoe - potato or patotoe? Which one is it?
Which one do you use?
Additional Details1 month ago
p.s.its in fun
you say potato, i say potatoe
however i do notice that some still use tomatoe and potatoe...
1 month ago
from the movie.....Gigi .....along time ago and it was filmed in the UK
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1 month ago
p.s.its in fun
you say potato, i say potatoe
however i do notice that some still use tomatoe and potatoe...
1 month ago
from the movie.....Gigi .....along time ago and it was filmed in the UK
I'm guessing you're kidding because that's just way to easy to type into Google... which corrects spelling errors.
No "e" unless they are plural
Drop the e at all times.
That was for old english, its 2007.
It's TOMATO and POTATO
but it's TOMATOES and POTATOES
cheers.
Without the "e" , darling. (--,)
Yes.
You drop the e if you are talking about one potato or tomato.
If it is in the plural ( more than one) add the es. ex. tomatoes or potatoes.
no e's
Potato and tomato
potato, potatoes
Tomato and Potato...unless you're making it plural. Then tomatoes and potatoes.
it is tomato and potato. people get confused because the plural is tomatoEs and potatoEs and so they think that the "E" is supposed to be there, just like when Dan Quail misspelled it years ago.
Drop the e on the end of these two words.
neither one of them have an E
It's TOMATO and POTATO
It's TOMATOES and POTATOES