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Discover LudwigThe phrase "ordered something" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are discussing something that was obtained by ordering or requesting it. For example: "I ordered something online and it should be arriving soon."
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I ordered something else.
Mark ordered something healthier.
Why can't I order tuna?" She ordered something else.
He said that one Russian client ordered something like 20 outfits in two hours.
We had ordered something suitably Creole, blackened catfish or crawdaddies rémoulade or some such.
The group ordered something called the Badshahi Feast, which consists of 35 dishes.
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Friday's, you have to order something.
"You get it when you order something".
"Sorry," he said softly, "you guys got to order something".
"We would never order something like a salad.
Did you order something in the January sales?
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