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Discover LudwigThe phrase "demonstrates how to" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce the explanation or instructions for how to do something. For example: "The teacher demonstrates how to solve the math problem step by step." "The manual demonstrates how to assemble the furniture with detailed diagrams." "The cooking show demonstrates how to prepare a delicious meal in under 30 minutes."
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This guy demonstrates how to win at table tennis.
In his spare time, he demonstrates how to shoot a blowgun.
This week's video demonstrates how to make a light and fluffy buttermilk biscuit.
Dr Facial Filler then demonstrates how to inject the filler on the lips of one of the female doctors.
At dusk, Egidio demonstrates how to round up his flock on the hillside – using whistles, clicks and calls.
At least Mr. Lagerfeld, an imperial figure if there ever was one, demonstrates how to act the part.
He demonstrates how to hold the pruning saw, how to cut the spindly shoots in the heart of the tree.
Microsoft has a video that demonstrates how to use the settings and move windows around between the two displays.
The third one demonstrates how to give yourself a haircut using Google Chat and two computers.
The code fragment 3.4 demonstrates how to calculate the maximum value for a matrix variable.
Here he demonstrates how to make the most of your wheelchair.
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