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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Housework

Is it ok to say 'I'm making a list of housework.' or 'I'm making a housework list.'?

I want to make the sentence simple and easy to read for beginner learners, so I didn't put the work chores after 'housework'.

Thanks.
  

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It is just as easy, or easier, for beginners to learn the natural utterance first; then they don't have to learn 2 things (beginner English and then real English). 'Housework' is an uncountable noun. I'm making a list of household chores.

— Mister Micawber

  • It is just as easy, or easier, for beginners to learn the natural utterance first; then they don't have to learn 2 things (beginner English and then real English).
  • 'Housework' is an uncountable noun.
  • I'm making a list of household chores.
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It is just as easy, or easier, for beginners to learn the natural utterance first; then they don't have to learn 2 things (beginner English and then real English). 'Housework' is an uncountable noun.

I'm making a list of household chores.
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