Is it correct to say is impossible cook this food?
No, that sentence is grammatically incorrect. Here's why:
* "Is" should be "It": The sentence should start with "It" as the subject, referring to the act of cooking the food.
* "Impossible" needs an infinitive: You need to use the infinitive form of the verb ("to cook") after "impossible".
Here are some correct ways to phrase the sentence:
* It is impossible to cook this food.
* It's impossible to cook this food.
* This food is impossible to cook.
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