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Maverick88 Posted 21 years ago
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What's the difference between 'to warm' and 'to heat'?
I suppose 'warm' means to heat to a pleasant\mild degree...
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I suppose 'warm' means to heat to a pleasant\mild degree...
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You suppose right! heat] your hands by the fire. warmed] by nuclear reactions.
- You suppose right!
- heat] your hands by the fire.
- warmed] by nuclear reactions.
- CJ
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You suppose right!
-- Come and [warm / ?heat] your hands by the fire.
-- The interior of the sun is [heated / ?warmed] by nuclear reactions.
CJ
-- Come and [warm / ?heat] your hands by the fire.
-- The interior of the sun is [heated / ?warmed] by nuclear reactions.
CJ
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