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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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filled with
Can I say,
After that, she heats up the pan that is filled with some margarine.
After that, she heats up the pan that is filled with some margarine.
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No, the pan is not filled up with margine. Vincent, PLEASE post this entire cooking discussion in one post, and not one little bit at a time. The entire thing will be more natural and we can see if there are disconnects between the steps.
- No, the pan is not filled up with margine.
- Vincent, PLEASE post this entire cooking discussion in one post, and not one little bit at a time.
- The entire thing will be more natural and we can see if there are disconnects between the steps.
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No, the pan is not filled up with margine.
Vincent, PLEASE post this entire cooking discussion in one post, and not one little bit at a time. The entire thing will be more natural and we can see if there are disconnects between the steps.
Vincent, PLEASE post this entire cooking discussion in one post, and not one little bit at a time. The entire thing will be more natural and we can see if there are disconnects between the steps.
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Ok, so I 'll try to do correction.
She heats up the pan with some margarine.
She heats up the pan with some margarine.
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Vincent Teo She heats up the pan with some margarine.This implies that she used the margarine to heat the pan. Better put: she heated some margarine in a pan.
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