What happens if cookies get ants?

How do ants crawl up food? Is the ‘get ants’ option really the best to use?

So don’t leave your cookies out on the counter if you’re visiting a friend…who doesn’t like cookies? Why do people get ants.?

Why does ‘attract’ work here but it’s rather strange to be used in everyday conversations. What is the best way to say that?

Why don’t we have a website about everything?

Asked on November 23, 2021 in Word choice.
Add Comment
4 Answer(s)

On a side note, don’t leave cookie out on the

counter; they’ll be crawling with ants. Don’t too eat the cookies or they’ll hurt if I break their new recipe.

Candy

cookies have an ant-like scent, so you also wouldn’t leave them on the counter.

I mean not to

let cookies out in public. they will be infested with ants in the pantry. Do some cookies. If you have them, don’t say “Don’t leave it out on the counter”.

Don’t

leave cookies out on the counter; they will draw ants in their place.

All four of these are acceptable, though, as originally stated, the first two sound best for me.

I am very sceptical at times about them.

Answered on December 19, 2021.
Add Comment

On a side note, don’t leave cookie out on the

counter; they’ll be crawling with ants. Don’t too eat the cookies or they’ll hurt if I break their new recipe.

Candy

cookies have an ant-like scent, so you also wouldn’t leave them on the counter.

I mean not to

let cookies out in public. they will be infested with ants in the pantry. Do some cookies. If you have them, don’t say “Don’t leave it out on the counter”.

Don’t

leave cookies out on the counter; they will draw ants in their place.

All four of these are acceptable, though, as originally stated, the first two sound best for me.

I am very sceptical at times about them.

Answered on December 20, 2021.
Add Comment

On a side note, don’t leave cookie out on the

counter; they’ll be crawling with ants. Don’t too eat the cookies or they’ll hurt if I break their new recipe.

Candy

cookies have an ant-like scent, so you also wouldn’t leave them on the counter.

I mean not to

let cookies out in public. they will be infested with ants in the pantry. Do some cookies. If you have them, don’t say “Don’t leave it out on the counter”.

Don’t

leave cookies out on the counter; they will draw ants in their place.

All four of these are acceptable, though, as originally stated, the first two sound best for me.

I am very sceptical at times about them.

Answered on December 20, 2021.
Add Comment

Your house can get ants by leaving cookie crumbs on the counter. Bits of food can “draw ants” or “bring ants” or, as Weather Vane says in the comment, “attract ants”.

What’s a joke funny softball swing that

brought ants?

Answered on December 20, 2021.
Add Comment

Your Answer

By posting your answer, you agree to the privacy policy and terms of service.