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How to prevent skin on custard
Make your custard according to whatever recipe you have chosen.
Follow the directions exactly. At some point in whatever custard recipe you are using, you will be asked to cook the custard.
A: Stir the custard continuously as you are cooking the ingredients. If the custard is allowed to set, a skin will form.

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Two men are seen playing ping pong and a man speaks to the camera. Several people are shown playing beer pong as well as speaking to the camera. the people
A: continue to play as others speak to the camera.

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Soccer team is running in the field through a large advertising. Woman is making jumps in a gym, runs and stumbles to a pole. different cheerleaders teams
A: are in gym making pyramids and falling.

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How to use bad or badly and good or well
Determine whether your sentence needs " bad " or " badly ".
Locate the word that is being referred to by " bad " or " badly " (this word usually directly precedes bad/badly). If your sentence describes a person, place, thing, or idea, you will need to use an adjective.
A:
Adjectives are typically descriptive words that are used to further identify, or quantify nouns. " bad " is an adjective, so it should be used to identify or quantify nouns in your sentences.