Can "recipe" be followed by "to" as well?
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"A recipe to make pizza".
If it can, why wouldn't it be "a recipe to make pizza with" like "a pen to write with"? Or does it always have to be "a recipe for~"?
Thanks in advance!
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marron7 "A recipe to make pizza". I would say that this is strictly speaking not correct, but in practice it might pass without people noticing it as an error.
- marron7 "A recipe to make pizza".
- I would say that this is strictly speaking not correct, but in practice it might pass without people noticing it as an error.
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marron7"A recipe to make pizza".
I would say that this is strictly speaking not correct, but in practice it might pass without people noticing it as an error.
0"a recipe to make pizza with" is not used as the recipe would probably describe a sequence of steps.
And "a recipe for" is used as " A Recipe for making a pizza."
0marron7"A recipe to make pizza".
It's fine.
Also:
a pizza recipe
a recipe for pizza
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