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How do I put great and grate in a sentences?

Here are some sentences using "great" and "grate":

Great:

* The view from the mountaintop was great.

* We had a great time at the party.

* She's a great cook.

Grate:

* I need to grate some cheese for the pasta.

* The cat was grating its claws on the furniture.

* The old man grated his teeth in frustration.

Using both words in a sentence:

* "Can you grate some Parmesan cheese? I'm making a great lasagna."

* "The chef used a grate to produce finely shredded cheese for his great pasta dish."

Let me know if you'd like more examples or want to explore different types of sentences!

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