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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
flame/fire
I kept my hand carelessly on the flame/fire of the gas-stove.
I kept my hand carelessly on the flame/fire of the candle.
Please correct my sentences. Also tell me whether we can use "flame" and "fire" interchangeably.
I kept my hand carelessly on the flame/fire of the candle.
Please correct my sentences. Also tell me whether we can use "flame" and "fire" interchangeably.
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Hi, I kept my hand carelessly on the flame /fire of the gas-stove. I kept my hand carelessly on the flame/ fire of the candle. Please correct my sentences.
- Hi, I kept my hand carelessly on the flame /fire of the gas-stove.
- I kept my hand carelessly on the flame/ fire of the candle.
- Please correct my sentences.
- It depends on the context.
- However, generally speaking, consider that a fire can have many 'tongues'.
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Hi,
I kept my hand carelessly on the flame/fire of the gas-stove.
I kept my hand carelessly on the flame/fire of the candle.
Please correct my sentences. Also tell me whether we can use "flame" and "fire" interchangeably.It depends on the context.
However, generally speaking, consider that a fi
I kept my hand carelessly on the flame
I kept my hand carelessly on the flame/
Please correct my sentences. Also tell me whether we can use "flame" and "fire" interchangeably.It depends on the context.
However, generally speaking, consider that a fi
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Thank you Clive.
Do you understand that idea?
No. What you mean by "tongue" here?
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