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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Difference between cup of coffee and coffee cup
I'm in Argentina and have to give an english exam. One of the items to study is the difference between a cup of coffee and a coffee cup and find more examples. Where can I find them? Thank you very much. Jorgelina Galvan
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Hola Jorgelina, I'm in Argentina and have to give an english exam. One of the items to study is the difference between a cup of coffee a cup that is full of coffee and a coffee cup a cup that you can use to put coffee in and find more examples. Where can I find them?
- Hola Jorgelina, I'm in Argentina and have to give an english exam.
- One of the items to study is the difference between a cup of coffee a cup that is full of coffee and a coffee cup a cup that you can use to put coffee in and find more examples.
- Where can I find them?
- Examples of what?
- Perhaps a tea cup / a cup of tea a gas tank / a tank of gas Best wishes, Clive
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Hola Jorgelina,
I'm in Argentina and have to give an english exam. One of the items to study is the difference between a cup of coffee a cup that is full of coffee
and a coffee cup a cup that you can use to put coffee in
and find more examples. Where can I find them? Examples of what?
Perhaps
a tea cup / a cup of tea
I'm in Argentina and have to give an english exam. One of the items to study is the difference between a cup of coffee a cup that is full of coffee
and a coffee cup a cup that you can use to put coffee in
and find more examples. Where can I find them? Examples of what?
Perhaps
a tea cup / a cup of tea
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I take it that you are the person who is admistering the exam, correct?
A cup of coffee = brewed coffee in a cup
Coffee cup = a cup made for coffee
I am not sure about your trying to "find more examples". If you need more info, Google will be a good place to start...
A cup of coffee = brewed coffee in a cup
Coffee cup = a cup made for coffee
I am not sure about your trying to "find more examples". If you need more info, Google will be a good place to start...
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a wine jug / a jug of wine
a meat platter / a platter of meat
a milk bottle / a bottle of milk
a stew pot / a pot of stew
a soup tureen / a tureen of soup
a cereal bowl / a bowl of cereal
a butter tray / a tray of butter
a beer can / a can of beer
a jelly jar / a jar of jelly
a grease pan / a pan of grease
CJ
a meat platter / a platter of meat
a milk bottle / a bottle of milk
a stew pot / a pot of stew
a soup tureen / a tureen of soup
a cereal bowl / a bowl of cereal
a butter tray / a tray of butter
a beer can / a can of beer
a jelly jar / a jar of jelly
a grease pan / a pan of grease
CJ
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