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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Unstick and hotness
Could you correct the syntax? I'm not sure 'unstick', 'hotness' and 'stuck on your plate' are correct?
I was washing a pot, I filled the pot with boiling water, the water was so hot that I could feel the hotness through the pot.
Hot water will unstick anything stuck on your plate such as sauce.
Thank you for your time and help
I was washing a pot, I filled the pot with boiling water, the water was so hot that I could feel the hotness through the pot.
Hot water will unstick anything stuck on your plate such as sauce.
Thank you for your time and help
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I was washing a pot . I filled the pot with boiling water . T he water was so hot that I could feel the heat through the pot.
- I was washing a pot .
- I filled the pot with boiling water .
- T he water was so hot that I could feel the heat through the pot.
- Hot water will unstick (loosen) anything stuck on your plate , such as sauce.
- If you connect independent sentences with a comma (,), that is an error.
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I was washing a pot. I filled the pot with boiling water. The water was so hot that I could feel the heat through the pot.
Hot water will unstick (loosen) anything stuck on your plate, such as sauce.
If you connect independent sentences with a comma (,), that is an error. End a sentence with a period (full stop).
Hot water will unstick (loosen) anything stuck on your plate, such as sauce.
If you connect independent sentences with a comma (,), that is an error. End a sentence with a period (full stop).
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