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Sara5
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Dear teachers,
Could you please help me with this:
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How many words can you make out of hot chocolate? |
H O T C H O C O L A T E |
Did you find?
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A snowman�s eye. |
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Someone�s pet. |
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What a teacher does. |
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What a doctor does. |
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A verb both past and present. |
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The sound of a horn. |
Thanks
Hugs from Kuwait |
27 Mar 2012
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korova-daisy
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A snowman�s
eye. coalal
Someone�s
pet. cat
What a
teacher does. teach
What a
doctor does. help
A verb both
past and present. let
The sound
of a horn. hoot |
27 Mar 2012
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yanogator
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I would use "heal" for what a doctor does and "toot" for the sound of a horn. Bruce |
27 Mar 2012
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MoodyMoody
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I agree with Bruce; there �s no "p" in hot chocolate, and "hoot" is the sound an owl makes (which could be another clue Sara5 could add to her puzzle). |
28 Mar 2012
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Apodo
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Not early - late
something in the mouth - tooth
to steal - loot
a baby �s bed - cot
a kind of bean chocolate comes from - cocoa
a kind of fish - loach
a large bus - coach
sports trainer - coach
and there are more...no time now :-) |
28 Mar 2012
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mariec
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Hi Sara,
hot, ate, eat, cat, cot, let, loo, lot, hoe, the, too, toe,late, hate, coat, loathe, heat, chat, lace, cheat, cocoa, coal,total,lathe, tale, hotel, lace, colt,teat, latch, heal,hole, tooth, toot, halo, talc, tale, that, tool hoot, teach.
Hope these help. |
28 Mar 2012
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mariec
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hoot is the noise made by the horn of a car, toot can also be used |
28 Mar 2012
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MoodyMoody
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I don �t know about other dialects, but as an American, I would never say that a horn hoots. Toot, maybe, but honk (which doesn �t work for this puzzle) is even better. Owls hoot, or one might hoot with laughter, but not horns, not for me. |
28 Mar 2012
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mariec
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Pronunciation: (hOOt), [key]� v.i. 1. to cry out or shout, esp. in disapproval or derision. 2. to utter the cry characteristic of an owl. 3. to utter a similar sound. 4. Chiefly Brit.to blow a horn or whistle; toot. |
28 Mar 2012
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