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About maize Do you like a maize how it like me? Near my block of flat situated a small market with fresh fruits and vegetables. After work I come to the market and buy two ear fo maize. I like eat a maize with salt. What I don't like in a maize, it stick into a tooths.

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About maize

Do you like a maize how it like me?
Near my block of flat situated a small market with fresh fruits and vegetables. After work I come to the market and buy two ear fo maize. I like eat a maize with salt. What I don't like in a maize, it stick into a tooths.


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About corn

Do you like corn? (I'm not actually sure what you were trying to say here.)

By my home there is a small market with fresh fruits and vegetables. After work, I go to the market and buy two ears of corn. I like to eat corn with salt. What I don't like about corn is that it gets stuck in my teeth. 

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About maize

Do you like a maize how it like me as much as I do?
Near my block of  flat there is situated a small market with fresh fruits and vegetables. After work I come go to the market and buy two ears fo of maize. I like to eat a maize with salt. What I don't like in a about maize, is that it stick into a tooths gets stuck in your teeth.


*"maize" is more typically called "corn" in English (at least in the United States)*

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