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xim_gonvv

Dec. 6, 2023

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I love lasagna but I can't make it.. T^T What dishes do you wish you could cook?
I Love To Cook

I can make several dishes because my mom taught me how to make them in her free times, but sometimes I need some help. For example, when I'm going to make a dessert like cakes or some dish with specific cooking instructions.

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I Llove Tto Ccook

Stylistically one does not capitalise every word

I can make several dishes because, in her free time, my mom taught me how to make them in her free times, but sometimes I need some help.

For example, when I'm going to make a dessert like cakes or some dish with specific cooking instructions.

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I Love To Cook

I can make several dishes because my mom taught me how to make them in her free times, but sometimes I need some help.

For example, when I'm going to makemaking a dessert like cakes or some dish with specific cooking instructions.

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Well written! And I totally agree, specific instructions can be hard to remember...

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I can make several dishes because my mom taught me how to make them in her free times, but sometimes I need some help.

For example, when I'm going to make a dessert like cakes, or some dish with specific cooking instructions.

It’s “cake,” unless you mean that you really do usually make more than one cake when baking.

I Love To Cook

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I Llove Tto Ccook

Stylistically one does not capitalise every word

I can make several dishes because my mom taught me how to make them in her free times, but sometimes I need some help.

I can make several dishes because my mom taught me how to make them in her free times, but sometimes I need some help.

I can make several dishes because my mom taught me how to make them in her free times, but sometimes I need some help.

I can make several dishes because, in her free time, my mom taught me how to make them in her free times, but sometimes I need some help.

For example, when I'm going to make a dessert like cakes or some dish with specific cooking instructions.

For example, when I'm going to make a dessert like cakes, or some dish with specific cooking instructions.

It’s “cake,” unless you mean that you really do usually make more than one cake when baking.

For example, when I'm going to makemaking a dessert like cakes or some dish with specific cooking instructions.

For example, when I'm going to make a dessert like cakes or some dish with specific cooking instructions.

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