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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
A staying-home mom
Hi,
Are the two terms the same thing or is there any difference between them?
A staying-home mom
A housewife
Are the two terms the same thing or is there any difference between them?
A staying-home mom
A housewife
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A stay-at-home mom stays home with the children and may also do the majority of cooking and cleaning. A housewife may or may not have children but she cooks, cleans, and all the other things needed to run the household.
- A stay-at-home mom stays home with the children and may also do the majority of cooking and cleaning.
- A housewife may or may not have children but she cooks, cleans, and all the other things needed to run the household.
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A stay-at-home mom stays home with the children and may also do the majority of cooking and cleaning.
A housewife may or may not have children but she cooks, cleans, and all the other things needed to run the household.
A housewife may or may not have children but she cooks, cleans, and all the other things needed to run the household.
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I think HOUSEWIFE is common in British English and HOMEMAKER is common in American English. That is the only difference.
I hope that helps.
I hope that helps.
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