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Tough vs. hard Sun Nov 27, 2005 6:58 am  Tough vs. hard
 

Test No. errors/advan-4 "Not the slightest idea", question 4

This meat is very hard and I think you should ask the chef to cook it for a bit longer.

(a) meat
(b) hard
(c) should
(d) chef

Test No. errors/advan-4 "Not the slightest idea", answer 4

This meat is very tough and I think you should ask the chef to cook it for a bit longer.

Correct entry: tough
The error was: (b) hard

You have found the error but your entry is incorrect.
This meat is very hard and I think you should ask the chef to cook it for a bit longer.
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why didnt we use hard and what is the difference between hard anh tough
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Tough vs. hard Sun Nov 27, 2005 9:07 am  Tough vs. hard
 

Tough is used of food which is difficult to chew. Hard in this sentence would indicate that the meat had solidified into an impermeable object.
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