WASH the dog or CLEAN the dog?
I saw these two phrases in an English exam. I'm wondering whether there is any difference between 'wash the dog' and 'clean the dog'.
Thank you very much!
"wash the dog"..is the normal way to talk about bathing a dog. If the dog has a specific part of him which is dirty you could talk about cleaning him up. But normally cleaning is applied to things like windows or clothing not animals.
5 juni 2017
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Hi Victoria,
We always say wash the dog. Clean his teeth and his ears:-)
We also say wash the car, for the outside. Clean the car, for the inside. At least that's my experience.
Hope this helps:-)
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Heb je je antwoorden nog steeds niet gevonden?
Schrijf je vragen op en laat de moedertaalsprekers je helpen!