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Mr. Tom Posted 8 years ago
Vocabulary

Fold with kitchen roll

Hi

Could you please help me with the typical expressions related to a kitchen roll?

(A mother/teacher is teaching a child how to tear it...)

Are these sentences natural? Any suggestions?

We tear it at the perforation.

Take two folds at the most. More will be a waste. (tear it at the second perforation at the most.)

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Thanks,

Tom

  

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Teaching a child to tear paper towels from a roll, one would say to tear the sheet at the perforation. Additionally, one would say to take two sheets at the most.

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  • Teaching a child to tear paper towels from a roll, one would say to tear the sheet at the perforation.
  • Additionally, one would say to take two sheets at the most.
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Teaching a child to tear paper towels from a roll, one would say to tear the sheet at the perforation. Additionally, one would say to take two sheets at the most.

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