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Ann225 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Hot plate
''Turn the hot plate on high heat to heat the pan.''
Is 'turn the hot plate on high heat' grammatical or is there a better way to say it?
Thank you.
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I would say 'to' instead of 'on'. I'd also usually avoid repeating the word 'heat'. '' We also often say 'set' instead of 'turn'.
- I would say 'to' instead of 'on'.
- I'd also usually avoid repeating the word 'heat'.
- '' We also often say 'set' instead of 'turn'.
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I would say 'to' instead of 'on'. I'd also usually avoid repeating the word 'heat'.
eg Turn the hot plate to high to heat the pan.''
We also often say 'set' instead of 'turn'.
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