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Meaning of 'to be careful' | idiom: 'the birds and the bees'
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Fetch from and take to #1 (permalink) Wed Apr 06, 2005 3:32 am   Fetch from and take to
 

Test No. incompl/elem-3 "Drive carefully", question 9

The teacher asked her students to do their ..........

(a) housework
(b) homework
(c) home duty
(d) house job

Test No. incompl/elem-3 "Drive carefully", answer 9

The teacher asked her students to do their homework.

Correct answer: (b) homework

Your answer was: correct
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Fetch #2 (permalink) Wed Apr 06, 2005 9:20 am   Fetch
 

Fetch? Where is that?
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Fetch from and take to #3 (permalink) Wed Apr 06, 2005 16:25 pm   Fetch from and take to
 

Hi Alan,

Our guest is probably referring to this sentence which appears earlier in the test:
http://www.english-test.net/forum/ftopic916.html#3263
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Fetch #4 (permalink) Wed Apr 06, 2005 18:34 pm   Fetch
 

Look at these three words:

Take someone to the station and leave them there.

Bring someone with you to a party means accompany them or come with them.

Fetch someone from the station means go to the station and bring them back to your place.
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Fetch from and take to #5 (permalink) Sat Mar 29, 2008 16:01 pm   Fetch from and take to
 

can we use the word "HOMEWORK" with " S" ? Is there any case that people use "HOMEWORKS" - is it popular?
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Fetch from and take to #6 (permalink) Sat Mar 29, 2008 16:04 pm   Fetch from and take to
 

No, homework is usually uncountable. You can say 'homework assignments' instead.
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Fetch from and take to #7 (permalink) Sat Mar 29, 2008 16:07 pm   Fetch from and take to
 

I've never in my life put an S on the end of the word 'homework'.

It's an uncountable collective noun.

However, you can say 'homework assignments', for example.
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Fetch from and take to #8 (permalink) Sun Mar 30, 2008 17:09 pm   Fetch from and take to
 

thank you, but I really do see people using Homeworks. It's the name of a website, why??
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Fetch from and take to #9 (permalink) Sun Mar 30, 2008 21:37 pm   Fetch from and take to
 

The word 'homework' is wrong. If you use it as the name of a website that's a different story.
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Fetch from and take to #10 (permalink) Thu Apr 03, 2008 4:29 am   Fetch from and take to
 

I would expect a website or company with the name "Homeworks" to be connected with the construction industry or possibly home furnishings.

If you post a link to the website you're referring to, nguyenngocoanh, I can be more specific.
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Fetch from and take to #11 (permalink) Sun Jun 29, 2008 20:40 pm   Fetch from and take to
 

Which is the difference between the four words: homework, home duty, housework, house job?
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Fetch from and take to #12 (permalink) Mon Apr 13, 2009 20:46 pm   Fetch from and take to
 

can i use (home duty) in this answer why not?

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