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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

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If you thaw the fries and then microwave them, they will have a different texture than if you microwave them frozen out of the freezer.
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These are better: If you thaw the fries and then microwave them, they will have a different texture than if you microwave them direct out of the freezer. If you thaw the fries and then microwave them, they will have a different texture than if you microwave them as soon as you take them out of the freezer. If you thaw the fries before you microwave them, they will have a different texture than if you don't thaw them.

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  • These are better: If you thaw the fries and then microwave them, they will have a different texture than if you microwave them direct out of the freezer.
  • If you thaw the fries and then microwave them, they will have a different texture than if you microwave them as soon as you take them out of the freezer.
  • If you thaw the fries before you microwave them, they will have a different texture than if you don't thaw them.
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These are better:

If you thaw the fries and then microwave them, they will have a different texture than if you microwave them direct out of the freezer.

If you thaw the fries and then microwave them, they will have a different texture than if you microwave them as soon as you take them out of the freezer.

If you thaw the fries before you microwave them, th
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