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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
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to / into / on / onto the yeast
Can I say,
When I pour the warm water to / into / on / onto the yeast, the mixture inside the volcano erupted
at that moment / suddenly. All the judges were surprised and amazed. / It was amazing and
astonishing.
They gave the high marks /scores for my science project. It was a success.
When I pour the warm water to / into / on / onto the yeast, the mixture inside the volcano erupted
at that moment / suddenly. All the judges were surprised and amazed. / It was amazing and
astonishing.
They gave the high marks /scores for my science project. It was a success.
Top answer
When I poured the warm water into/onto the yeast, the mixture inside the volcano erupted suddenly . All the judges were surprised / amazed . They gave me high marks /a high grade for my science project.
- When I poured the warm water into/onto the yeast, the mixture inside the volcano erupted suddenly .
- All the judges were surprised / amazed .
- They gave me high marks /a high grade for my science project.
- It was a success.
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When I poured the warm water into/onto the yeast, the mixture inside the volcano erupted suddenly. All the judges were surprised / amazed. They gave me high marks /a high grade for my science project. It was a success.
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When I poured the warm water into/onto the yeast, the mixture inside the volcano erupted suddenly. All the judges were surprised / amazed. They gave me high marks /a high grade for my science project. It was a success.
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