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Red Moon Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
The preposition before " the next stage/step"
If I want to describe a stage in a process, what is the preposition before "the next stage"? At, in, or during?
For example:
At the next stage, the strained mixture becomes frozen liquid
And what should I use, "on the next step" and "in the next step"?
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Red Moon At the next stage, the strained mixture becomes frozen liquid It looks fine to me just as it is except it needs a period at the end (and I would remove the comma). CJ
- Red Moon At the next stage, the strained mixture becomes frozen liquid It looks fine to me just as it is except it needs a period at the end (and I would remove the comma).
- CJ
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Red MoonAt the next stage, the strained mixture becomes frozen liquid
It looks fine to me just as it is except it needs a period at the end (and I would remove the comma).
CJ
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