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Dominik Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary

What is Jack?

0 What is the difference in meaning between these questions 01b00What is Jack?02b00 and 01b00Who is Jack?02br
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0What is Jack would only be asked in a few contexts. 02br 02br 00For example: 02br 02br 00Peter is a dentist. What is Jack?

— Nona the brit

  • 0What is Jack would only be asked in a few contexts.
  • 02br 02br 00For example: 02br 02br 00Peter is a dentist.
  • What is Jack?
  • 02br 02br 00I'm a sargeant.
  • What is Jack?
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0What is Jack would only be asked in a few contexts. It would be asking for some information that could be answered with 'Jack is a ....'.02br
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00For example: 02br
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00Peter is a dentist. What is Jack? Jack is a doctor.02br
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00I'm a sargeant. What is Jack? Jack is only a corporal.02br
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00Who is Jack is
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0 Nona, thanks for your clear reply.0-
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0What is a jack? One word, several meanings02br
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00a piece of equipment which can be opened slowly under a heavy object such as a car in order to raise it off the ground: 02br
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00from Cambridge Dictionaries - online 02br
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00You need a car jack in order to change a wheel.02br
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00One wor
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0 Jack can also mean a lot of money, too. 02br
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00He won lots of jack by dog racings.0-
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