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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
it / them
Can I say,
When the pan is hot, she pours the egg mixture in the pan. She stirs it / them with a spatula until they are / it is cooked.
When the pan is hot, she pours the egg mixture in the pan. She stirs it / them with a spatula until they are / it is cooked.
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I see that you have discovered colors, Vincent. I am happier if you do not use them-- colors just make your sentences harder to read. When the pan is hot, she pours the egg mixture into the pan.
- I see that you have discovered colors, Vincent.
- I am happier if you do not use them-- colors just make your sentences harder to read.
- When the pan is hot, she pours the egg mixture into the pan.
- She stirs it with a spatula until it is cooked.
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I see that you have discovered colors, Vincent. I am happier if you do not use them-- colors just make your sentences harder to read.
When the pan is hot, she pours the egg mixture into the pan. She stirs it with a spatula until it is cooked.
I see that you have discovered colors, Vincent. I am happier if you do not use them-- colors just make your sentences harder to read.
When the pan is hot, she pours the egg mixture into the pan. She stirs it with a spatula until it is cooked.
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Hi,
Yes, you can say that.
I understand 'I don't see the receipts' to mean 'I can't find the receipts'.
Best wishes, Clive
Yes, you can say that.
I understand 'I don't see the receipts' to mean 'I can't find the receipts'.
Best wishes, Clive
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