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Selma
'A glass of wine' or 'wine glass'

Which sentence has a right spelling?

 

'I want a glass of wine'

'I want a wine glass'.

Nov 23, 2013 10:24 PM
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Both.  They refer to different things.  A wine glass is an object.  It can hold wine or anything else.  I often serve other drinks in a wine glass.  A glass of wine need not be served in a wine glass.  It can even be poured into a tea cup. 

November 23, 2013

Hello Xarmanla! How are you?

I really appreciated your help.

Thank you.

Selma.

November 23, 2013

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