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Thais Lima Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Difference between dry and wipe

Hi guys,

I'd like to know whats the difference between dry, wipe and clean.

Could you please make sentences using this words?

And if it's not asking too much, one day i put on a sentence the 'word' "beach house" and my teacher told me that this word doesn't exist, but i've already heard this word and I also googled it and found results... is he right about that?

Thank u so much!! <3
  

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'Beach house' is fine for a house at the beach. Dry - eliminate moisture Wipe - rub with a cloth Clean - eliminate dirt

— Mister Micawber

  • 'Beach house' is fine for a house at the beach.
  • Dry - eliminate moisture Wipe - rub with a cloth Clean - eliminate dirt
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'Beach house' is fine for a house at the beach.

Dry - eliminate moisture

Wipe - rub with a cloth

Clean - eliminate dirt
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Dry: to remove the water from something

Wipe: to move something over the surface of something else

Clean: to remove dirt

I use a towel to dry the dishes after I wash them.

I wipe the dishes with a towel in order to dry them.

I wash the dirty dishes in order to clean them.

After it rained, the sun came out and dried up the grass.

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thaaaaaaaaaaaank u sooo much!!

and.. what about the "beach house"?

(in the end of my question)
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Thais Limathaank u sooo much!!

and.. what about the "beach house"?
(in the end of my question)
"He has a nice beach house in Santa Barbara."

Commonly used for a house at the beach.

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Yes, a beach house is a house on a beach. It is a common term (2 words) used to emphasize the difference between your regular house and a second house that is on a beach.

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