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Taking (out) the cake

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Vincent Teo  +  469229 Sun, 27 Jan 08 04:37 AM

Can I Say,

(A) She is taking out the cake from the oven.

(b) She took the cake out of the oven.

(c) She was taking the cake from the oven.
Vincent Teo
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Mister Micawber  +  469249 Sun, 27 Jan 08 04:59 AM

Use these:

(A) She is taking the cake out of/from the oven.

(b) She took the cake out of the oven.

(c) She was taking the cake from the oven.
Mister Micawber
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