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ERROR CORRECTION EXERCISE 6
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0 Here is some advice on how to eat the spaghetti by Antonio Carluccio.
0 My first memory of eating pasta is how much I loved to sucking strings
1 of spaghetti into my mouth. My mother told to me this wasn’t polite.
2 When I have used a spoon to get the spaghetti around the fork, she told
3 me not to do. But apart from these basic rules, eating spaghetti is easy.
4 First, only use a spoon if the pasta is in a soup or if it is very small pasta
5 in a sauce. For long thin pasta you have must to be more careful.
6 If you’re eating spaghetti, should mix it with the sauce. If all the
7 spaghetti is coated in sauce, it is more easier to lift a few strings at a time.
8 Then push the pasta to the side of your plate to make space. Turn the
9 fork so you have a mouthful on it which it is not to big. When the
10 forkful is tidy, put it into your mouth. Don’t let the spaghetti hang out.
11 You must never cut pasta with a knife. If you want, you can to break
12 spaghetti in half before that you cook it.
13 There should not be too much of sauce. English people tend to put a lot
14 of sauce on their pasta but when you’ve eaten your spaghetti, the plate