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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

saucepan and hotplate stove

Is a stove a hotplate?
Can you correct the grammar?

I rinse the saucepan even if it is clean to get the dust that's settled.

Don't ever leave the saucepan on the hotplate without nothing in it.
  

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The definitions of stove and hotplate are not the same, but they are closely related. com/browse/hotplate > I rinse the saucepan even if it is clean to get remove the any dust that's settled [ inside it ]. The first four words aren't quite right either.

  • The definitions of stove and hotplate are not the same, but they are closely related.
  • com/browse/hotplate > I rinse the saucepan even if it is clean to get remove the any dust that's settled [ inside it ].
  • The first four words aren't quite right either.
  • Simply saying "I rinse the saucepan" is too simplistic.
  • ".
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The definitions of stove and hotplate are not the same, but they are closely related.
dictionary.reference.com/browse/stove
dictionary.reference.com/browse/hotplate

> I rinse the saucepan even if it is clean to get remove the any dust that's settled [inside it].

The first four words aren't quite rig
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Hi What are the correct words?
Each hotplate has a dial/****/switch.
Which switch do you think that hotplate/stove is connected/linked to? Thanks alot
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AnonymousEach hotplate has a dial/****/switch.
It depends on the make and model.

Which switch do you think that hotplate/stove is connected to?
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Some definitions.

Dial refers to the markings (numbers, symbols etc) on the hotplate that the pointer on the **** points to.
A **** is the part that you grip with your hand and turn.
A pointer is the part of a **** that points to numbers or symbols on the dial. It may be a little line on the front of the ****, or a triangular pointer on the skirt of the ****,

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