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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a slice" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a thin, flat piece of something, such as food. You can use it whenever you want to describe a portion of something that has been cut or divided. For example: - "I'll have a slice of pizza, please." - "She cut a slice of cake for each guest at the party." - "He took a slice of bread from the loaf." - "The pie was divided into eight equal slices." - "A slice of lemon adds the perfect touch to this iced tea."
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A slice costs €4.90.
His kingdom for a slice!
We each take a slice.
Or a slice of prosciutto?
A slice is $3.
Nepal wants a slice of that.
A slice or two of avocado?
A soda and a slice cost $5.
It depicts a slice of America, a slice of humanity.
Send us a slice, please.
Martin Scorsese has a slice.
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