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what's the difference between 'lawn' and 'grass'? what's the difference between 'lawn' and 'grass'?

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Lawn is a piece of land which is covered with grass. Grass is the actual plant.
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A lawn is an area of ground (such as the ground around a house or in a garden or park) that is covered with short grass. And grass is just grass ))
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lawn is like artificial smile ....and grass is real smile which comes from heart.......
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I agree with everyone else, and also: Lawn is typically owned by someone, whereas 'grass' is more generic and refers to the plant itself.

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