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First, a shallow pan is smeared with a tiny amount of edible oil, using a makeshift brush so that the pancake won't stick to the pan. Then a ladle of batter are poured into the pan.
The passage is from an English Textbook for students. I think there are some mistakes in it. Please correct them.
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There is only one mistake. In one place the number of the verb (whether the verb is plural or singular) does not agree with the subject. Can you spot it?
- There is only one mistake.
- In one place the number of the verb (whether the verb is plural or singular) does not agree with the subject.
- Can you spot it?
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There is only one mistake. In one place the number of the verb (whether the verb is plural or singular) does not agree with the subject. Can you spot it?
0anonymousedible oil
While this is understandable, it is strange and uncommon. People generally talk of cooking oil but, when it is already clear what the context is, people generally just say oil. Choose one of the underlined parts.
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