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stevenukd



Joined: 13 Nov 2005
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PostPosted: Thu Mar 30, 2006 9:17 pm    Post subject: cooker Reply with quote

Dear Teachers,

1.What�s the difference between �basket� and �close-woven basket�?

2.Are �chopping-board� and �chopping-block� the same meaning?

3. a �sink� is used to wash our faces and wash the dishes, right?

4.Are �bath�, �bath-tub�, and �tub� the same meaning?

5.What do we call a device used to take rice out of the cooker? A �rice spoon�, right?

6.What do we call a device used very often to wash the floor? I don�t mean �vacuum cleaner�.

Thanks a lot to Teachers,

Stevenukd.
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Nef



Joined: 27 Nov 2005
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Location: California, USA

PostPosted: Fri Mar 31, 2006 1:57 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

1.What�s the difference between �basket� and �close-woven basket�?

I'm not sure, but I would guess that a close-woven basket does not have many spaces, gaps, or holes.

2.Are �chopping-board� and �chopping-block� the same meaning?

The purpose is the same, but a chopping board can be small and portable. I think of a chopping block as being larger and heavier.

3. a �sink� is used to wash our faces and wash the dishes, right?
Right. (bathroom sink and kitchen sink)

4.Are �bath�, �bath-tub�, and �tub� the same meaning?
I think "bathtub" and "tub" are the same. "Bath" can be a little different. For instance, people can say "I need a bath" when they want to get clean. But someone who says "I need a bathtub" probably will have to go shopping for a new bathtub! Smile On the other hand, "in the bathtub," 'in the tub" and "in the bath" all have similar meanings.

5.What do we call a device used to take rice out of the cooker? A �rice spoon�, right?
Maybe. A big spoon? A ladle?

6.What do we call a device used very often to wash the floor? I don�t mean �vacuum cleaner�.
mop (if someone is cleaning with water)
broom (to sweep dry floors)
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