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Meaning of toothpick #1 (permalink) Thu Apr 27, 2006 3:25 am   Meaning of toothpick
 

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ESL/EFL Test #105 "Compound words with tooth", question 4

My father told me that I will get a ......... if I eat too much chocolate.

(a) toothpaste
(b) toothache
(c) toothpick

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #105 "Compound words with tooth", answer 4

My father told me that I will get a toothache if I eat too much chocolate.

Correct answer: (b) toothache

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what does toothpick mean?

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Meaning of toothpick #2 (permalink) Thu Apr 27, 2006 7:44 am   Meaning of toothpick
 

Hi,

A toothpick is a device usually made of wood or plastic that is very thin and is used to clean between the tooth.

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Meaning of toothpick #3 (permalink) Sat Mar 14, 2009 11:58 am   Meaning of toothpick
 

My father told me that I will get a toothache if I eat too much chocolate. - This sentence is an example of reported speech, so I can leave it as it is or say: My father told me that I would get a toothache If I ate too much chocolate, right??????
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