In the middle

[Novella]

Hi!

Is this sentence correct?

Put a cylindrical mould in the middle of a dish.

or at the centre???

Thank you!


Novella

[alibeth]

Hi!

Is this sentence correct?

Put a cylindrical mould in the middle of a dish.

or at the centre???

Thank you!


Novella

There is no particular right way to say it; it can be other/or : for example "place/put the cylindrical mould in the middle of the dish" OR "place/put the cylindrical mould in the centre of the dish."
the term 'middle' is generally less specific than 'centre', centre means of equal distance all around; therefore if you wanted to sound more specific I would suggest that you use 'centre', though to use 'middle' would not be wrong.
hope this helps.

[Novella]

Thank you very much for your precious help!


Novella

[Charlie Bernstein]

Hi!

Is this sentence correct?

Put a cylindrical mould in the middle of a dish.

or at the centre???

Thank you!


Novella

Same thing. In American English, it's mold and center.