"try 1" is not a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
Instead, you can say "Try one" or "I will try one." Example: I want to try a few recipes, so I will try one this week.
Try 1 part milk to 7 parts water in a spray bottle.
Try 1: We initially wrote our script based off of the "Interfacing the Serial/RS232 Port" tutorial located at BeyondLogic.org.
Try 1 in 80 million (compared with, say, 1 in 18 million for the New York State Lottery).
Try 1, 2, 7. 1) "Paprika Shorts" (6:57): Bubbly colorful synth with simple percussive background that gives it a nice energy.
Here are five to try: 1 Regular health checkups "You are at an increased risk of diabetes, heart disease and high blood pressure around menopause and after, so it is vital to look after yourself," says West.
When shaking events occur they try: 1.
All three genres use a sample from "Think" (try 1 24), a Lynn Collins single released in 1972 and turned into a part of the pop vocabulary in 1987 by Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock.
I try 1-3 of best ideas from this list.
Try 1/4 tsp. at first and increase to 1 tsp.
Try 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper and 1/2 teaspoon cumin powder for a spicier dip.
Do not do this, though, if you can try 1-4 one more time.
