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Here the problematic sentence:
We use the night for adding up to a total of ten hours.
And here the idea:
a) We do certain process.
b) Then, we wait until the next day before watching the results.
Thanks!
We use the night for adding up to a total of ten hours.
And here the idea:
a) We do certain process.
b) Then, we wait until the next day before watching the results.
Thanks!
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Hi, Here the problematic sentence: We use the night for adding up to a total of ten hours. And here the idea: a) We do certain process. What process?
- Hi, Here the problematic sentence: We use the night for adding up to a total of ten hours.
- And here the idea: a) We do certain process.
- What process?
- The process of 'adding'?
- That means nothing without more context.
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Hi,
Here the problematic sentence:
We use the night for adding up to a total of ten hours.
And here the idea:
a) We do certain process. What process? The process of 'adding'? That means nothing without more context.
b) Then, we wait until
Here the problematic sentence:
We use the night for adding up to a total of ten hours.
And here the idea:
a) We do certain process. What process? The process of 'adding'? That means nothing without more context.
b) Then, we wait until
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We use the night for adding up to a total of ten hours.
Hello, Clive thanks for your help!
Well, I think that really it is not important that process, because my question was related to the use of add up and total, but if you want a complete explanation, here you are: it is a text about cookery
Hello, Clive thanks for your help!
Well, I think that really it is not important that process, because my question was related to the use of add up and total, but if you want a complete explanation, here you are: it is a text about cookery
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Hi again,
Well, I think that really it is not important that process, because my question was related to the use of add up and total, but if you want a complete explanation, here you are: it is a text about cookery, the a) process is preparing certain dough and I am searching for a way to express that if we add up the total time, it would be ten hours.
Well, I think that really it is not important that process, because my question was related to the use of add up and total, but if you want a complete explanation, here you are: it is a text about cookery, the a) process is preparing certain dough and I am searching for a way to express that if we add up the total time, it would be ten hours.
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Are you writing a recipe that requires you to list "total preparation time"?
I think if you are, you need to say "Total preparation time: 10 hours (including rising overnight)" or "Total preparation time: 10 hours (2 hours preparation plus 8 hours to rise overnnight)"
I think if you are, you need to say "Total preparation time: 10 hours (including rising overnight)" or "Total preparation time: 10 hours (2 hours preparation plus 8 hours to rise overnnight)"
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