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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Steaming the buns
Can I say,
She is steaming the buns in the pan in the kitchen.
She is steaming a few buns at the kitchen.
She is steaming the buns in the pan in the kitchen.
She is steaming a few buns at the kitchen.
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In the kitchen - one is always 'in' a room, although one might be 'at' the kitchen sink. In 'a' pan is more likely - unless they only own one pan.
- In the kitchen - one is always 'in' a room, although one might be 'at' the kitchen sink.
- In 'a' pan is more likely - unless they only own one pan.
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In the kitchen - one is always 'in' a room, although one might be 'at' the kitchen sink.
In 'a' pan is more likely - unless they only own one pan.
In 'a' pan is more likely - unless they only own one pan.
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