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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a pot that is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific characteristic or quality of a pot.
Example: "I need a pot that is large enough to cook pasta for the whole family."
Alternatives: "a pot which is" or "a pot that can be".
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Placed in a pot that is too big, the orchid will suffer root rot.
Be aware of crumb and dairy contamination in your marmalade if you use a pot that is already open.
They are less a way to conjure up something out of nothing than to stir a pot that is already bubbling.
Frying is thought of as messy, but this can be mitigated by the simplest of measures: using a pot that is heavy, broad and deep, like a well-made stockpot.
A root-pruned plant can be returned to the same pot, but it is better to give it a slightly larger home — a pot that is one or two inches more in top diameter.
The commonly accepted method of making coffee suggests the need for both: coffee beans are roasted in a skillet or oven, pounded and ground with a mortar and pestle, and then poured into a pot that is half full of cold water and, sometimes, ginger root.
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You've got a pot that's covered, right?
But David M. Certner, the director of federal affairs at AARP, said the changes meant that there would be "less money for drug benefits in a pot that was already insufficient".
"I'm just trying to keep a lid on a pot that's overboiling.
It's like a pot that's beginning to boil, but the changes are not visible.
The money you pay for the kit goes into a pot that's there to fund your legal defence if your grow-op does get raided by police.
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