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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and fold it over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when giving instructions related to folding an object, such as paper or fabric, in a specific manner.
Example: "Take the paper and fold it over to create a neat crease."
Alternatives: "and bend it" or "and double it".
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I give you a large piece of paper, and I ask you to fold it over once, and then take that folded paper and fold it over again, and then again, and again, until you have re-folded the original paper 50 times.
Stop that annoying ringing by taking a strip of duct tape about four inches long and fold it over on itself along its length.
Growing up, we would warm a tortilla on the comal (a metal plate that can be placed directly over the flame) with a slice of Oaxaca cheese and a generous helping of huitlacoche and fold it over like a quesadilla.
Quickly pick up the tape and fold it over, trapping the bug inside the tape.
Stretch the mozzarella cheese and fold it over on itself several times.
Put your pen in the holder-to-be and fold it over, forming the basic shape.
Then take one side and fold it over at a right angle against the first crease.
Cut strip of duct tape about four inches long and fold it over on itself.
Hold the right hand corner and fold it over to meet the bottom edge.
You can also place the scarf into a pillow case and fold it over close once (or twice) and safety pin it close.
Now, pick up the bottom corner and fold it over the filling, so the bottom corner is now facing the same direction as the top corner.
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