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what's the difference between "scratch" and "scrape"? and give me some examples please.
15 de jul. de 2018 3:06
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scratch is more localized - smaller area. A scrape is more wide spread and skin is worn down & maybe bleeding.
I scratched my foot on that rock while I was walking.
I fell off my bike at speed and scrapped my knee.
15 de julio de 2018
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I think so a cut is an open wound on the skin that occurs from something sharp, such as a knife. A scratch is lesser wound, typically a mark or very tiny incision, that occurs from something such as a fingernail or thorn. An abrasion is when the skin has been scraped hard enough to rub away
15 de julio de 2018
The tip of a dry ink pen will leave a scratch on the paper. The edge of a metal spatula can be used to scrape food off a cooking surface. Scratches are narrow and sometimes deep, scrapes are wider and usually on the surface.
15 de julio de 2018
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Competencias lingüísticas
Chino (mandarín), Inglés
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Inglés
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