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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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table or desk ?
Can you please tell me what is the difference between a table and a desk ? Thank you.
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A desk is a type of table that you use to do office or school work on. It often has drawers attached to it for storage. You can also have a computer desk.
- A desk is a type of table that you use to do office or school work on.
- It often has drawers attached to it for storage.
- You can also have a computer desk.
- Basically, a desk is for working at.
- A table is not usually used for working at (although you might have to if you don't have a desk, for example, a child may do their homework sitting at a kitchen table but that doesn't make it a desk~).
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A desk is a type of table that you use to do office or school work on. It often has drawers attached to it for storage. You can also have a computer desk. Basically, a desk is for working at.
A table is not usually used for working at (although you might have to if you don't have a desk, for example, a child may do their homework sitting at a kitchen table but that doesn't make it a desk~
A table is not usually used for working at (although you might have to if you don't have a desk, for example, a child may do their homework sitting at a kitchen table but that doesn't make it a desk~
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A desk is where you do work, like at the computer (for individual)
A table is more kitchen associated (for more then a person)
A table is more kitchen associated (for more then a person)
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