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Grammar and Linguistics > do you MAKE a pizza, or BAKE a pizza?
do you MAKE a pizza, or BAKE a pizza?
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ironik
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do you MAKE a pizza, or BAKE a pizza?
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Hi everyone, I wish you a great week!
When I was assessing my students � exams, I came up with a sentence like " I �m cooking pizza" It �s definitely wrong, but I �m not sure how to correct it, make a pizza or bake a pizza? I realised I �ve never used either expression in real life. What do you think?
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9 Jan 2012
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dareka1
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Make is for everything (with or without heat), cook/bake/boil is just heat. Make is a catch-all phrase. I would say either, but then again, I �m a donkey... |
9 Jan 2012
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ironik
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thanks a lot dareka, it really helped.  |
9 Jan 2012
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libertybelle
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First you make it - then you bake it!
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9 Jan 2012
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douglas
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I would accept both (make, bake) as correct--cook is definitely wrong. |
9 Jan 2012
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yanogator
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I agree with dareka1 and libertybelle. Make is the whole process. Bake is what you do to it in the oven.
Bruce |
9 Jan 2012
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