McDonald's happy meal

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New2grammar

#511249 Thu, 08 May 08 03:05 PM

McDonald's happy meal is featuring the incredibles. A purchase of a happy meal is entitled...

I'm stuck. How do you say, McDonald's is currently selling the Incredible toys with a purchase of a happy meal?
I'd like to start with McDonald's happy meal (and if possible, use the word feature though I'm not sure whether it fits)

Thanks in advance!

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Grammar Geek

#511267 Thu, 08 May 08 04:00 PM

I think you need to find another example. A Happy Meal (capitalized) comes WITH a toy - you don't purchase it.

You can say "McDonald's Happy Meals are now featuring the Incredibles. Each meal comes with one of six action figures. Meanwhile, the children's meals at Burger King are featuring characters from Surf's Up."

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New2grammar

#511275 Thu, 08 May 08 04:12 PM

Thanks, GG. I didn't know they were free. :) I don't eatHappy Meals. I might have ordered for someone else but don't remember receiving anything.

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