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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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to make the taste becomes better
Can I say,
To make scrambled eggs, first, she pours some milk, salt and pepper to make the taste becomes better.
To make scrambled eggs, first, she pours some milk, salt and pepper to make the taste becomes better.
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You have first but no next. This is odd.
To make scrambled eggs, she adds milk, salt and pepper to enhance the flavor. [Personally, I like to use sour cream instead of milk.]
To make scrambled eggs, she adds milk, salt and pepper to enhance the flavor. [Personally, I like to use sour cream instead of milk.]
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Can I say,
To make scrambled eggs, she pours some milk, salt and pepper for taste.
To make scrambled eggs, she pours some milk, salt and pepper for taste.
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She pours them into what?
She adds some milk, salt, and pepper into the beaten eggs to improve the taste/enhance the flavor, and then pours the entire mixture into the pan.
She adds some milk, salt, and pepper into the beaten eggs to improve the taste/enhance the flavor, and then pours the entire mixture into the pan.
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Vincent,
<<>> To make scrambled eggs, she pours some milk, salt and pepper for taste.
This sounded like an instruction or procedure about how to do something which usually doesn’t require a subject. So "she" is unnecessary.
To make fluffy and delicious scrambled eggs, first, we need two eggs cracked into a bowl. Next, pour ¼ cup of milk into
<<>> To make scrambled eggs, she pours some milk, salt and pepper for taste.
This sounded like an instruction or procedure about how to do something which usually doesn’t require a subject. So "she" is unnecessary.
To make fluffy and delicious scrambled eggs, first, we need two eggs cracked into a bowl. Next, pour ¼ cup of milk into
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