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Please correct my writing and is it right to say like that?
I was going to the fast food restaurant yesterday and I would like wanted to have six pieces of chicken tenders. So, I told the cashier, "Can I have a six pieces of chicken tenders?" The server / cashier said "We don't have a six pieces of chicken tenders on our menu. We only have only a four or three pieces of chicken tenders." I thought that she is was a real hardhead. So, I said, "If so, can I have 2 sets of six three pieces of chicken tenders?"Please correct my writing and is it right to say like that?
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I was going to the fast food restaurant yesterday and I wanted to have six pieces of chicken tenders. So I said, "Can I have six pieces of chicken tenders?" The server said "We don't have six pieces of chicken tenders on our menu. We have only four or three pieces of chicken tenders." I thought she was a real hardhead. So, I said, "If so, can I have 2 orders of three pieces of chicken tenders?"
In English, we say something, but tell someone. Here are three examples that should help:
I said (that) I wanted six chicken tenders.
I said to the server that I wanted six chicken tenders.
I told the server (that) I wanted six chicken tenders.
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