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How to sift flour
Take note of the wording in your recipe.
One important item to address before you start is the wording in your recipe with regards to sifting.
Sometimes the recipe will call for " 1 cup of flour, sifted ".
A: When this is the case, you can simply scoop 1 cup of flour out of the bag and sift it afterwards. However, some recipes call for " 1 cup of sifted flour ".

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How to analyze a quote
Point out figurative language.
A quote, whether or written or spoken, will have a unique linguistic style and structure. Note the use of any figurative language (metaphors, similes, hyperbole, idioms, hyperbole, personification, and so on) that may add depth or a double meaning to the words.
A: Such comparisons often make quotes more memorable and consequential. As an example, you could write, " hemingway used a blunt and dark metaphor when he said ,' writing is easy.

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How to address a pastor and his wife
Use the title " the reverend " on formal envelopes.
Write " the reverend " followed by the pastor's full name on the exterior envelope. This formal title is appropriate for both protestant and catholic denominations of christianity.
A: This would be the most typical way of addressing the pastor, if you were inviting them to an event or sending a formal request, for example. If your pastor's name is mark smith, you would address your envelope " the reverend mark smith.

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She takes out all the things she will need to make the drink. She gets some ice into a glass and into the shaker. she
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adds in the rum, triple sec, syrup, sour mix, and puts the lid on the shaker.