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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
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00 (a) 00 00 You need to prepare ingredients, such as a packet of flour, ... 02 br
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00 (b) 00 00 You need to prepare ingredients such as, a packet of flour, ... 02 br
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00 (c) 00 00 You need to prepare ingredients, for example a packet of flour, ... 02 br
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00 (d) 00 00 You need to prepare ingredients such as a packet of flour, ... 02 br
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00 (a) 00 00 You need to prepare ingredients, such as a packet of flour, ... 02 br
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00 (b) 00 00 You need to prepare ingredients such as, a packet of flour, ... 02 br
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00 (c) 00 00 You need to prepare ingredients, for example a packet of flour, ... 02 br
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00 (d) 00 00 You need to prepare ingredients such as a packet of flour, ... 02 br
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0 If you just speaking theoretically and explaining what ingredients 01 i 00 might 02 i 00 be included, then "such as" or "for example" would be okay. , there is no standard "packet" of flour; you have to specify a measurement. K.
- 0 If you just speaking theoretically and explaining what ingredients 01 i 00 might 02 i 00 be included, then "such as" or "for example" would be okay.
- , there is no standard "packet" of flour; you have to specify a measurement.
- K.
- -- ounces?
- grams?
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0 If you just speaking theoretically and explaining what ingredients 01 i 00 might 02 i 00 be included, then "such as" or "for example" would be okay. But if you are actually giving a recipe that includes flour, then don't use "such as." Also, at least in the U.S., there is no standard "packet" of flour; you have to specify a measurement. (Unless you are talking about a packag
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