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Se123 Posted 19 years ago
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Hello... Do you say mow the lawn or cut the lawn/grass? Is it appropriate to use cut the grass?

Any word to replace chauffeuring?

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Hello, a synonym for a chauffeur is a driver. To chauffeuer someone = to drive someone

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  • Hello, a synonym for a chauffeur is a driver.
  • To chauffeuer someone = to drive someone
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Hello,

a synonym for a chauffeur is a driver. To chauffeuer someone = to drive someone
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I usually use "mow the lawn" or "cut the grass".

I have also heard "mow the grass", but it is more infrequent.

I don't think I have ever heard "cut the lawn". It sounds awkward.
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Hi,

"Cut the lawn' sounds OK to me. Emotion: smile

Clive
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the two expression "mow the lawn " or cut the lawn" isn't familiar here so we use cut the grass but thx 4 this new inf
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ScratchThatI usually use "mow the lawn" or "cut the grass".

I have also heard "mow the grass", but it is more infrequent.

I don't think I have ever heard "cut the lawn". It sounds awkward.
This is most natural for me too. Must be a regional thing? ("Cut the lawn" sounds like your cutting out pieces for laying sod, but that's just me.)
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