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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Let me know please

a passionate in cooking or a passionate in cooking?
  

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Anonymous a passionate in cooking or a passionate in cooking? Your question is unclear. Were you trying to say something like " passionate about cooking ", or " a passion for cooking "?

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  • Anonymous a passionate in cooking or a passionate in cooking?
  • Your question is unclear.
  • Were you trying to say something like " passionate about cooking ", or " a passion for cooking "?
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Anonymous a passionate in cooking or a passionate in cooking?
Your question is unclear. Were you trying to say something like "passionate about cooking", or "a passion for cooking"?
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Perhaps this:

My husband's especially passionate when I'm cooking lasagna.
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