Piece/item
Does 'a piece of clothing' and 'an item of clothing' mean the same thinking?
And does it make sense to say 'a collector's piece' (such as, an antique, etc.)
By the way, what do you call each 'item' of a chessboard? Is it 'item' itself?
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Christine Christie Does 'a piece of clothing' and 'an item of clothing' mean the same thinking thing ? Yes. ) Yes.
- Christine Christie Does 'a piece of clothing' and 'an item of clothing' mean the same thinking thing ?
- Yes.
- ) Yes.
- Christine Christie By the way, what do you call each 'item' of a chessboard?
- Is it 'item' itself?
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Christine ChristieDoes 'a piece of clothing' and 'an item of clothing' mean the samethinkingthing?
Yes.
Christine ChristieAnd does it make sense to say 'a collector's piece' (such as, an antique, etc.)
Yes.
Christine ChristieBy the way, wh
0By the way, what do you call each 'item' of a chessboard? Is it 'item' itself?
pawns are called 'pawns'. not pieces
Each player has 8 pawns and 8 pieces.
The pieces consist of the following.
1 king,
1 queen
2 bishops
2 knights
2 rooks (also called castles)
Clive
0Christine ChristieDoes 'a piece of clothing' and 'an item of clothing' mean the same thinking?
the same thing
Yes.
Christine ChristieAnd does it make sense to say 'a collector's piece' (such as, an antique, etc.)
Yes, but we normally call such a thing a collector's item.
Christine Christi
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