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gogolik [260]
3 years ago
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The baker combined all of the dry ingredients into a mixing bowl. he slowly added the wet ingredients, stirring consistently as

he created the dough. which option most effectively revises the sentences for cohesion? the baker combined all of the dry ingredients into a mixing bowl. as a result, he slowly added the wet ingredients, stirring consistently as he created the dough. the baker combined all of the dry ingredients into a mixing bowl. next, he slowly added the wet ingredients, stirring consistently as he created the dough. the baker combined all of the dry ingredients into a mixing bowl. in contrast, he slowly added the wet ingredients, stirring consistently as he created the dough. the baker combined all of the dry ingredients into a mixing bowl. to begin, he slowly added the wet ingredients, stirring consistently as he created the dough.
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svetoff [14.1K]3 years ago
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And that's how you make bread.

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