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English grammar using new vocabulary: it is "compromise".
Today, my friend and I were at a ramen restaurant. He suggested I eat Shouyu ramen but the restaurant is famous for Tonkotu. And I told him that many friends told me "the Tonkotu soup is pretty delicious, you should try it once". So I was not able to compromise: I didn't eat Shouyu ramen.English grammar using new vocabulary, the word is compromise
Today, my friend and I were at a ramen restaurant. He suggested me to that I eat Shouyu ramen, but the restaurant is famous for Tonkotu. And I told him about that many friends told me the Tonkotu soup is pretty delicious, you should try it once. So I was not be able to compromise to eat Shouyu ramen.Note: Compromise does not really mean the same as agree. It means when you and another person want different things and you both change your ideas a little and "meet in the middle" as we say in English.
Mike wanted ramen and I wanted a sandwich, so we compromised and chose our second choice, pizza. (Compromise: Neither of us got our first choice.)
My son wanted to stay up till midnight on New Year's Eve, but I knew he would be grumpy in the morning. We compromised and I let him stay up an hour later than usual and watch the fireworks before bed. (Compromise: He stayed up later than I wanted him to, but not as late as he wanted to.)
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